Tab mode, locked to the record
Traditional six-line tablature scrolls with the original audio and lights up every note the instant it sounds. Chord symbols, palm mutes, bends and slides are all notated.
Upload a track. FretForge splits the mix, finds the guitar parts, and transcribes the notes, chords, rhythm and techniques into real musical data — then hands it back as a synced tab and a Guitar-Hero style play-along at five difficulty levels.
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MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC — up to 50 MB
Guitar, bass, drums and vocals channels
Notes, chords, rhythm and techniques
Lead, rhythm or acoustic
Tab view or scrolling highway
Everything you need between hearing a riff and playing it — in one screen, driven by one transcription.
Traditional six-line tablature scrolls with the original audio and lights up every note the instant it sounds. Chord symbols, palm mutes, bends and slides are all notated.
The exact same transcription becomes falling note pucks travelling toward the strike line, with combo multipliers, hit windows and star ratings.
Pull the guitar out of the mix to play its part yourself, or solo it to hear exactly what you are copying. Bass, drums and vocals get their own faders.
Pick any section, set an A/B loop and slow it to 50% with pitch preserved. The tab, the highway and the audio stay in perfect sync at every speed.
Drop D, Eb standard, DADGAD, open G — detected from the recording, and switchable by hand. Changing tuning re-fingers every note instead of re-transcribing.
Every transcription is stored as timed measures, beats and notes with string, fret, MIDI pitch and technique. One document drives the tab, the game, the difficulties and the scoring.
The AI transcribes once at expert fidelity. Every easier level is derived from that document by rule: the rhythm is quantised, chords are reduced to their foundation, the fretboard window narrows and techniques drop away — so the timing never drifts from the record.
One note at a time, open position, no techniques
Simplified version of the original riffs
Mostly accurate, core techniques kept
Highly accurate, full chord voicings
Closest possible transcription of the original
The pitch detector and the judge that grades correct notes, timing, missed notes and accuracy are built and running — try them in the tuner. Point them at a play-along and full performance scoring from the phone mic or an audio interface drops straight in.
Tracks carry an instrument family and a tuning of any string count, and the chord voicer works from pitch classes rather than fixed shapes. Bass and ukulele tunings already ship; piano and drums plug into the same score model.