For many years I have owned and used Tabledit software for other stringed instruments. I've decided to tab a few pedal steel E9/C6 songs.
Really struggling with Tabledit to learn how the software handles pedal changes. Time-consuming and frustrating.
What do you use to tab pedal steel? Or, is there a training session somewhere that teaches Tabledit for pedal steel? Tabledit's Instruction page wasn't very helpful for me
Tablature software for pedal steel
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I useTabledit as well, not simple but trial and errors work in the end. Also the developer matt0308@tabledit.com is very responsive, go to their forum and you'll find some of the clues.
Link to subscribe: tabledit+subscribe@groups.io
Hope that helps.
Link to subscribe: tabledit+subscribe@groups.io
Hope that helps.
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I recently obtained the software and have been gradually figuring it out. let me know if I can help you out.
the only thing I haven't really figured out is how to save a copedent permanently. I've been forced to enter it manually each time I create a new document.
the only thing I haven't really figured out is how to save a copedent permanently. I've been forced to enter it manually each time I create a new document.
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