si si, je sais de quoi je parle

La sortie de la 6 est prévue dans l'année.

Nous utilisons facebook comme support pour vous présenter les avancées du développement, les nouveautés etc... et recueillir vos remarques, suggestions (qu'on aurait pas encore pris en compte)

tu peux donc considérer ce post comme l'annonce "non-officielle" pour une prochaine béta... ;)

oui, je fais parti de l'équipe de dev. Nous savons que les infos n'ont pas été nombreuses jusqu'ici, donc on essaye de se rattraper

M@ngOr€ wrote:

Étant moi-même utilisateur de Guitarpro depuis longtemps, je dois te dire qu'il n'y a absolument aucune reférences ou nouveautés prévues pour GP6 dans ta vidéo de 23 secondes.

Perso, j'en vois plusieurs moi. Comme par exemple la mesure qui devient jaune quand elle est jouée. Cela dit, ça peut quand même être un hoax.

Dans le cas contraire, c'est sympa que quelqu'un vienne nous annoncer des nouvelles, mais je veux plus d'infos!

hello,
a new video is available :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaX-Qz1y5hU
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php … 2753077530

This video shows the new feature of "playing style". Here, the slap bass technique is applied to the track.

Yes it sounded pretty cool! 

Well everybody as some personal hopes but we don't want a software that will replace musicians, sound quality isn't the most important part of GP.  We mostly need more refined editing possibilities like more voices and a software more musically oriented to refine quality of files produce with GP and go beyond a strict tab software.  All this would gather more respect from the music community toward GP cause right now it doesn't really get attention from non-fretted instrument's players and it should. 

don't worry, we didn't forget that point!
We have worked on the audio engine and it sounds good, but we are not a music producing tool.
The main focus of gp6 keeps the user interface and musical part (including score rendering and notation element).

M@ngOr€, in gp6 you 'll be able to use more than 2 voices and palm muted voice are more realistic ;)

twxs wrote:

The main focus of gp6 keeps the user interface and musical part (including score rendering and notation element).

M@ngOr€, in gp6 you 'll be able to use more than 2 voices and palm muted voice are more realistic ;)

I was one to point out that tempo could use other note values than quarter notes to use properly time signatures that aren't based on quarter notes.  Also instead of base rhythms on bar length if should be base on beat length to avoid poor musical display of rhytmic text  This would help GP users to understand music and write music properly as much as interesting more musicians about GP.  I pointed out those points many times to Arrobas staff i sure hope they try to implement those feature

Almost forgot>>.Realtime midi capture    if possible within a reasonable retail price.   

Yeah up to 4 grace notes and right or targeted pitch displaying bends 

Generis Humani wrote:

Well, to be the easy-floating one here, a realtime MIDI clock instead of bars only to see how long the song is, this is simple, and very helpful. It would be nice.

Don't you have the formula (Bars x Time sig(beats a bar)/tempo (BPM)) and a calculator 

twxs wrote:

The formula is a bit more comlpicated, you have tempo variations, multiple bar sig, coda, etc....

but indeed, gp6 has a good calculator ;)

We expect a programmer to be more precise   sure it gets more complicated than the formula if events occur in the score.

Here's one special.  Can the follow along bar be customize to follow along to a specified value instead of having it follow along one of the two voices????

Example:  setting it to follow along to each 1/16th notes independently of any voices