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I’ve been on guitar pro since gp5, so forgive me if my tux guitar knowledge is a bit fuzzy…I have worked with guys that were using it for putting their whole albums together and learned their workflow and it’s just what I’m used to at this point. I won’t try and sell you on it, but I guess aesthetics? You can import audio tracks with 8 as well . If you ever put together cover tracks from scratch. Export as pdfs for lessons. I would love it if you could export articulations, but it’s not too much hassle.

If you’re into playing guitar, (@ any level really) I’d say it’s worth it. I’ve been using these programs (powertab/tux/guitar pro) for too long to even remember, late 90s early 00’s , if I had to guess. Guitar pro 8 is pretty nice and the learning curve isn’t too steep. And yes, like someone mentioned you can export midi to daws for better vst/au backing tracks. Use it as a compositional tool/ use it in conjunction with a program like transcribe! for transcribing YouTube clips, etc. Lots of practice tools/chord/scale/arpeggio dictionaries. Tons of free tabs available at ultimate guitar (although beware of the accuracy / some tweaking may be necessary) So for $30 , I’d definitely recommend it

I mostly just lurk here and r/AudioProductionDeals, the vibe around here definitely didn’t feel the same! cclarry & batwaffel are next level for sure...?

They’ve been partnered with e-instruments for a long time. Session Strings, Horns, Keys, etc...