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gregkise - Posted - 05/19/2026: 12:08:22
Hi Guys,
I created these blank tab PDFs with measure lines and counting/rhythm underneath (1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +).
As a beginner to transcribing tab, I find these useful for keeping my notation clean and neat without having to use note connectors.
There are two files. Banjo Tab with Rhythm AND Banjo Tab with Staff and Rhythm.
Hopefully these might be useful to somebody.
Cheers!
~g
janolov - Posted - 05/20/2026: 09:59:30
I stopped writing tabs by hand 20 years ago when I acquired TablEdit.
RB3 - Posted - 05/21/2026: 06:44:04
I would have loved to have had tablature forms like this back in the early Seventies, when I was giving lessons, but I use Tabledit now, so I no longer need printed forms.
gregkise - Posted - 05/21/2026: 09:00:17
I have found that Tabledit slows me down. And that, at least for me, there is a different connection built when I jot down the tab by hand. I feel it helps me remember it better. Maybe it activates a different part of my brain, idk, but it seems to help me.
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