For the past few years, Guitar Pro has really become a popular piece of software. It's a great piece of software with all sorts of features. However, most guitarists only need it to learn their favorite riffs and for practice. Not only that, but Guitar Pro costs $60. So the people who are just interested in viewing tabs have to pay $60 for software that is mostly for composing music.
TuxGuitar came along and is a fine alternative. However, it is limited to just your desktop. In today's "cloud computing" craze, that just isn't enough. People want to be able to do everything on their phones, their tablets, their toasters... So that's why we came up with Canary.fm: a free Guitar Pro alternative that lets you access your tabs from any computer or iDevice.
In Canary, you drag and drop any of your tabs (.gp3-6 or .ptb) into your online library and voila! You can now view your tab anywhere. The iPhone/iPad apps are ready to go but Apple still needs to approve them.
We're still in beta, so all users are limited to just 25 tabs unfortunately. However, this limit may change in the future.
We hope you guys give it a shot at www.canary.fm . Any feedback would be absolutely wonderful! If you have any questions, feel free to ask in this thread.
@Hakoria - Dec. 9, 2011, 10:58 a.m.
You can get guitar pro for free thou- ohsnap
I'm personally someone who is not a non-desktop maniac so I wouldn't be able to see how well the program works on something else than my laptop. I'm not playing guitar for now anyways so I'm def not the best beta tester, busy with other things lately. In my case GP has been sufficient pretty much but maybe other members will give it a shot. The idea of permitting guitarists to access their tabs through other utilities than a computer is a good initiative. Good luck with the continuation.
I want to view my GP files on my toaster >:
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