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Using Logic Pro to Create Guitar Tabs with the Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar

Using Logic Pro to Create Guitar Tabs with the Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar

February 01, 2023

Have you ever wanted to export your tracks into guitar tablature? As long as you have Logic Pro and a Jamstik, you will be able to take advantage of this quick workaround to turn your MIDI data into tablature via a familiar guitar interface!

As with many notation software programs, there are a few caveats to be aware of. Please make sure to check out our Quick Tips below to optimize your settings and playing style for the best performance results. 

 

Video Instructions: 

 

Step-by-step instructions:

  • First, via Jamstik Creator (either inside Logic or the standalone version), set the Jamstik to 'Multi Channel' mode in the Device Settings.
  • Next, in Logic, record the part you’d like to tab out.
  • Once you’ve done that, double-click the MIDI region to open the editor window, here you can clean up the MIDI roll and make sure your part is arranged the way you would like.
  • Staying in the editor window, jump over to the 'Score' tab and select 'Layout'.
  • Now, choose 'Tablature'. In the new window, switch the guitar option to Inv Channel.
  • Lastly, back in the editor window, click the treble clef and select guitar.
  • You should now see your tab!

Once you’ve gone through this process, if you were to re-perform your part, you can now see the editor window tabbing out what you're playing in real time. 


Quick Tips:

  • Make sure to double-check your Jamstik's sensitivity settings before recording. In general, you should see the best results by setting the overall sensitivity to 3-5 depending on the playing style while transcribing to help eliminate any unwanted string noise getting translated into MIDI data. 
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