Hi Bernie,
This is not a bug. You are aware that the guitar is a transposing
instrument and that it sounds an octave lower than how it's notated?
It is absolutely correct that the middle C (C4 or c') lies on the
first fret on the b-string. If you are writing music for guitar, you
have to use \clef "G_8". If you are writing for bass guitar, you have
to use \clef "F_8".
Kind regards,
Erlend
On 15. jan. 2008, at 12:17, Bernie wrote:
I'm not top posting.
Guitar tabs don't work correctly! Every note you write into a tab
staff is shown
one octave higher than it is.
Example: c' appears as a finger in the 1st fret on the b-string. It
should
appear (one octave lower) as a finger in the 3rd fret on the a-String.
Try it out :-)
It seems that whoever wrote the code for tabs didn't know which
octaves are
played where on the guitar:
c''' should be 8th fret on e-string
c'' should be 1st fret on b-string
c' should be 3rd fret on a-string
Or am I wrong? I checked it in other guitar scores I have at home...
- Bernie -
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