Year/Release Date : 03.2026
Version : 8.1.5 Build 26
Developer : Arobas Music
Developer’s Website : Arobas Music
Bit depth : 64bit
Interface language : Multilingual (Russian is present)
Tablet : present
Advertising : none
System requirements :
- OS: Windows 8 / 10 / 11 (x64)
- Processor: 64-Bit 1GHz Dual-core Intel/AMD
- RAM: 4 GB
- Hard drive free space: 2 GB
- Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels
- Sound card (computer): Required * *To plug your guitar in the software with a low latency, we recommend you
to use an external sound card (ASIO compatible for Windows) - Administrator rights
- 1020.1 MB
Description :
Guitar Pro is a music notation editor designed for creating, editing, and previewing guitar tablatures and sheet music. It features a powerful built-in MIDI editor,
chord builder, player, metronome, and many other useful tools for guitarists (and others).
Guitar Pro lets you edit scores and tablatures for guitar, bass, and ukulele, as well as create backing tracks for drums or piano.
It’s the most comprehensive yet convenient tool for musicians who want to improve, compose, or simply play along.
What’s new in Guitar Pro 8:
Arobas Music has released an updated tablature editor, Guitar Pro 8. The new version features separate audio tracks with recording capabilities, a guitar pedal emulation section, and expanded tablature customization features.
According to the developers, Guitar Pro 8 is the largest update to the tablature editor since the release of version 6. In addition to the ability to record scores and tablatures, the editor has received a number of features that bring it closer to a DAW.
The main new feature of the update is the addition of audio tracks to Guitar Pro projects. This allows users to supplement tablatures with audio files. The developers note that audio files are useful for storing score performances and backing tracks.
Another new feature that brings Guitar Pro 8 closer to a DAW is the updated pedal section. This allows users to more flexibly customize the sound of guitar tracks, creating a unique effects chain.
The editor now features new tools for hands-on practice. For example, users can focus on specific tracks using a dedicated key. After pressing the focus key, the program automatically lowers the volume of other tracks, leaving only the selected track at the same level.
A visual metronome is now available to users, helping them practice timing. Along with the metronome, the editor can now lock or change the tempo of individual tracks. Additionally, users can freeze notes or chords on tracks: the editor will continue to “hold” the last sound, allowing the user to practice along with the specified chord or note.
In terms of editing, the program can now change the duration and speed of notes throughout the entire project. The built-in drum kit and percussion channel now have dedicated volume and pan settings for cymbals and drums.
The tablature editor also features a soundbank preview feature. This allows the program to preview how a piece will sound with a specific soundbank without having to load it directly.
New style sheets have been added to the tablature customization area, expanding the possibilities for customizing the appearance of parts. For example, you can fine-tune the width of bars and chord grids, the spacing between notes and other symbols, and the display of beats and diagrams.
Finally, Guitar Pro 8 can now handle doublets, display scale and mode diagrams, and display piano part fingerings. According to the developers, this allows the editor to be used not only for guitar scores but also for keyboards.
According to the developers, Guitar Pro 8 is the largest update to the tablature editor since the release of version 6. In addition to the ability to record scores and tablatures, the editor has received a number of features that bring it closer to a DAW.
The main new feature of the update is the addition of audio tracks to Guitar Pro projects. This allows users to supplement tablatures with audio files. The developers note that audio files are useful for storing score performances and backing tracks.
Another new feature that brings Guitar Pro 8 closer to a DAW is the updated pedal section. This allows users to more flexibly customize the sound of guitar tracks, creating a unique effects chain.
The editor now features new tools for hands-on practice. For example, users can focus on specific tracks using a dedicated key. After pressing the focus key, the program automatically lowers the volume of other tracks, leaving only the selected track at the same level.
A visual metronome is now available to users, helping them practice timing. Along with the metronome, the editor can now lock or change the tempo of individual tracks. Additionally, users can freeze notes or chords on tracks: the editor will continue to “hold” the last sound, allowing the user to practice along with the specified chord or note.
In terms of editing, the program can now change the duration and speed of notes throughout the entire project. The built-in drum kit and percussion channel now have dedicated volume and pan settings for cymbals and drums.
The tablature editor also features a soundbank preview feature. This allows the program to preview how a piece will sound with a specific soundbank without having to load it directly.
New style sheets have been added to the tablature customization area, expanding the possibilities for customizing the appearance of parts. For example, you can fine-tune the width of bars and chord grids, the spacing between notes and other symbols, and the display of beats and diagrams.
Finally, Guitar Pro 8 can now handle doublets, display scale and mode diagrams, and display piano part fingerings. According to the developers, this allows the editor to be used not only for guitar scores but also for keyboards.
What’s new in 8.1.5:
What’s new in Guitar Pro 8.1.5:
Playback
· Arpeggios at the beginning of the score are now correctly played
Edition
· Fixes some cases where stem directions could not be changed
Engraving
· Fixes a redudant accidental display on a bended note
· Whammy bar indications are now correctly displayed after reopening a file
· Fixes some cases where the sustain pedals are displayed merged after reopening a file
Interface
· The Visual Metronome now correctly disappears when stopping the playback
· Completes the French, Spanish, and German translations
Audio
Improves playback continuity when plugging/unplugging devices on macOS
Fixes a decoding issue on some audio files
Miscellaneous
· Reduce the number of files created by the app in the temporary folder
Crashes
· Fixes miscellaneous crashes
Playback
· Arpeggios at the beginning of the score are now correctly played
Edition
· Fixes some cases where stem directions could not be changed
Engraving
· Fixes a redudant accidental display on a bended note
· Whammy bar indications are now correctly displayed after reopening a file
· Fixes some cases where the sustain pedals are displayed merged after reopening a file
Interface
· The Visual Metronome now correctly disappears when stopping the playback
· Completes the French, Spanish, and German translations
Audio
Improves playback continuity when plugging/unplugging devices on macOS
Fixes a decoding issue on some audio files
Miscellaneous
· Reduce the number of files created by the app in the temporary folder
Crashes
· Fixes miscellaneous crashes
Treatment:
1. Install Guitar Pro 8 (Do not launch after installation is complete)
2. Place the GuitarPro.exe file with a replacement in the folder with the installed program
2. Place the GuitarPro.exe file with a replacement in the folder with the installed program
