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I don't know how exactly Claude vision works but isn't just using good old computer vision much cheaper?
Yes, for sure. You could probably train a specific vision model for this style of image parsing and run it on device for free. However, this was much easer to make :-)
I learned this one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=07N4VVSmYLU&list=RD07N4VVSmYLU... …exactly the way you described. Pause, screenshot, adjust color/contrast, assemble in a pdf. Super annoying.
Learning music from recordings (video or just audio) would be so much easy if modern video and audio playback software would bring back the AB repeat function that used to be common on CD players, DVD players, LaserDisc players, and MP3 players. Why the heck did this largely go away?
Give me a tool that scrapes tabs from Ultimate-Guitar and I'll be a happy camper :)
ai can't shred
ai will never get chicks
i will use YouTube Guitar Tab Parser to shred and get chicks
Almost all those people charge for the PDFs. They know the PDF is more useful, that's why the video is free. I don't think your software is (or should be) illegal. But it's a form of theft, and incredibly unethical. These people worked very hard on these tabs and don't make much money. You (and kiaansaraiya and neogenix) should be ashamed of yourselves. You don't deserve your guitar if you steal tabs from working mus…
I'm curious how it works for videos that contain moving tab (as in, the playhead stays in the center while the tab moves behind it). Seems like that sort of tab wouldn't work with this approach...? Kudos from one of the Soundslice guys — we've been making web-based tab and sheet music stuff since 2012. :)
It wouldn't work for that type of video. As far as I've seen almost all tutorial videos on Youtube have a fixed tab bar though. I'm using it only for learning guitar (i'm a beginner).
Heck I'm going to say it: tabs actually aren't the medium you want anyway. After getting up and running on guitar, players know what all the chords look like so only need the names with perhaps the fret position as a guide to the voicing.
Are there technical hurdles around just programmatically generating a tab from any song or audio recording itself? This is interesting and all but seems to use computer vision rather than audio processing?
Reddit r/guitar gets a lot of questions about AI generated tabs that are unplayable (the fingering is just crazy). You need to both work out the chords and also decide on fingerings a human could perform. Seems possible, but more then just audio processing
Almost all those people charge for the PDFs. They know the PDF is more useful, that's why the video is free. I don't think your software is (or should be) illegal. But it's a form of theft, and incredibly unethical. These people worked very hard on these tabs and don't make much money. You (and kiaansaraiya and neogenix) should be ashamed of yourselves. You don't deserve your guitar if you steal tabs from working mus…
i've actually been looking for something like this for so long. all the online transcribers make me pay and i just wanna learn how play songs from a video. this is a great idea!
learn by ear! It's free and you don't need youtube!