Electric guitar parts from full songs

Song to Electric Guitar Tab

Get the electric guitar part of a song as a tab. Start from audio or a public link, set the tuning, and Tabtify drafts the riff, lead, or rhythm part - best when the guitar is clear in the mix.

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Guitar, bass, 7-string or ukulele. Exports to Guitar Pro and MIDI.

AI-Powered Guitar Tab Generation

Paste a link or file, get an editable draft, then play and export in the browser.

Tabs back in minutesGuitar, bass, 7-string, ukulele

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Paste a link or upload audio

YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, MIDI, or a recording.

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AI writes the tab draft

Notes and rhythm land as an editable guitar tab.

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Play, tweak, export

Loop hard bars. Export GP5, MIDI, PDF, MusicXML.

Use cases

What players convert here

Learn a song's riff

Convert the main riff or lead of a song into a tab you can loop and correct.

Rhythm parts

Draft a song's rhythm guitar to practice the chord shapes and stabs.

Cover prep

Get a starting tab for the electric part of a song you're covering.

Tabtify editor on a laptop - guitar tab with playback

After the AI draft

A real tab editor, not a static download.

Play it back, edit any note, open GP5 or MusicXML you already have, and export in the format you need.

  • Edit the draft

    Fix notes, timing, measures, and fret choices.

  • Check by ear

    Play back, loop bars, match the source.

  • Export when ready

    Guitar Pro, MIDI, PDF, MusicXML.

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Tabs made with Tabtify

Real AI drafts you can open in the editor - same path as convert.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Tabtify's AI-powered guitar tab creation platform. From audio conversion to professional export formats.

Can Tabtify tab the electric guitar part of a song?
Yes. It drafts the riff, lead, or rhythm part from song audio or a link. Guitar-forward mixes and shorter sections work best.
How do I get the tuning right?
Set the song's real tuning before converting so notes map to correct fret positions instead of defaulting to standard.
Why isn't the solo perfect?
Fast, expressive, or heavily-processed leads are hard to transcribe precisely; the draft gives you a base to refine with bends and slides in the editor.

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Converter notes

From source to editable tab

These notes are here for setup context. The main workflow starts above in the converter, then continues in the editor.

  • Start from an audio file, recording, or public media link.
  • Set standard, drop, or half-step-down tuning before transcription.
  • Add bends, slides, and vibrato to the draft in the editor.

Steps

  1. 01Upload the song audio or paste a public media link.
  2. 02Choose electric guitar, tuning, and playing profile.
  3. 03Run the conversion and open the tab in the editor.
  4. 04Add articulation, adjust positions, then save or export.

Source quality

  • Guitar-forward or isolated parts transcribe better than dense full mixes.
  • Set the real tuning first so drop-tuned songs map to correct positions.
  • Convert one section at a time for songs with several distinct guitar parts.
  • Heavy distortion, effects, and two layered guitars reduce note precision.
  • Fast legato, tapping, and whammy parts usually need manual cleanup.
  • Only transcribe songs you have the right to use.