Find and import a full Guitar Pro score
Search by title and artist, then check the length and tracks before downloading. An intro or solo tab can help with that passage. To play the full song with the band, choose a full multitrack arrangement.
The controls below use the labels shown in the current French-language app.
Where to look for tabs
- GuitarProTabs.org offers Guitar Pro files you can download. Compare the arrangements and instruments listed on each page.
- 911Tabs gathers links from several tab sites. Use the “Guitar Pro” filter to find files in the right format.
- Ultimate Guitar lets you filter community tabs by type. Select “Guitar Pro” and check whether the tab offers a download.
- Songsterr lets you inspect tracks in its player. Guitar Pro downloads are part of the Plus plan.
- MuseScore can help you find classical, film and game music. If a score offers MusicXML export, you can open it in Guitar Pro 8 and save it as
.gp.
Identify a multitrack arrangement
Check the instrument list. A playable guitar track is enough for solo practice. For backing, look for bass, drums, keys or a second guitar as well. Check the tuning and capo position. If a player is available, listen to the ending to confirm the arrangement covers the full song.
Import into Guitar Lab
- Download the Guitar Pro file. Supported extensions are
.gp,.gp3,.gp4,.gp5and.gpx. - In Jouer en groupe, click Importer une partition complète or drag the file into the import area.
- Open Détails, choose Partition complète and select the guitar track. You can play the whole score or choose a few bars.