Guitar Pro For Linux
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Guitar PRO Linuxby xrenton1237,553 views- 0:31
Misa Digital Guitar Demoby misadigital5,996,455 views
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Playing and Recording a Guitar using Ubuntu 10.04by rohanr223,573 views
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Lithium and Waterby evansp12404,337 views
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Guitar Pro 6 Serial + Tabs + License + Free Key - Download It Nowby spensnqnq57,644 views
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Original Composition (tuxguitar)by iPod360v21,901 views
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rakarrack: Guitar Rig Alternative unter Linuxby b4rd316,288 views
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My TuxGuitar song (metal)by Wuffleable3,218 views
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How to Install Guitar Pro (for noobs)by Arekkusu149,098 views
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John Frusciante soundby okapzztop39,988 views
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Como usar Tuxguitarby JorgeNXAPUMP26,901 views
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Tuxguitar on Gentoo Linuxby b4rd36,157 views
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Guitar Pro theme played by a real person.by Eddiemasses9,001 views
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Free Guitar Learning Software - Tuxguitarby WantFreeDownload22,752 views
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Jam in A - Tux Guitar drums back trackby lebourrin918,186 views
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A Thrash metal song made on Guitar pro 6by daniz12329,227 views
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Seu Linux está Prontoby CarlosAlbertoGoogle1,089 views
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What's the Best Operating System?by tjasko117,806 views
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Guitar Pro 5.1 - Realistic Sound Engine Demoby eMediaMusic110,931 views
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linux runs cubase sx2by cybersaicho18,140 views
<3 Linux
karaka4an4e 11 months ago
@hasegawamiki, only a n00b would say that - if you do sampling, RSE is really useful, especially if you can't afford some expensive guitar samples. Is useful for pro movie composers. Since for most movies ppl don't use live recorded music - they use sampled one. And remember - musician doesn't mean guitarist...
rasengandattebayo 1 year ago
@knumorvid you need to run a package manager that can handle debian packages.
ninjahimself 1 year ago
no, it's always usless unless you're a n00b.
hasegawamiki 2 years ago
Pshh, so? RSE is useless unless you're using Guitar Pro to write a song.
ryandood 2 years ago
paaaaul <3
DarekKay 2 years ago
hmm maybe your clicking the script to run it and it hasn't been set to executable. Right click it, go to properties, then in the window go to permissions and tick the little box which says "Is Executable" then try to run the file after applying changes.
If that doesnt work, try running the file from in a shell(i use konsole)
cd /path/to/file/
then try either
./applicationname
or
sh /applicationname
Just remember to change the paths and app name to wherever you installed it to =]
KarlKaos666 2 years ago
i agree, it doesn't loop primitive to me either
schmidtbag 2 years ago
linux has always got the shaft when it comes to media related things. the most media-format friendly program i've encountered on linux was vlc. it just isn't meant for production and until a company releases something like photoshop or premeir for it, it will never get production programs
schmidtbag 2 years ago
No RSE. No care.
xmapexdrummerx 3 years ago