Saw the tablature.
1. I see that the first string is "number 6" and the sixth
string is "number 1". The numbering of strings has nothing to do
with high and low, BTW. The first string is the one
closest to the left hand for any instrument that has a
neck.
Some commercial programs do stringing in the wrong order
too. I was hoping lilypond would avoid that mistake.
It is particularly unhelpful with modern instruments,
which tend to have more in common at the first string
than at the nth. c = actual middle C.
Guitar Banjo(BG) Mandolin Balalaika
1st: e d e' e
nth: e,, g g, b,
Not a problem for the experienced,
just for the beginner, so it doesn't affect me,
as long as strings don't have to be in order of
pitch.
2. How does one get rid of the stems in the tab?
3. How can one have fingering in the
notation and still have tablature?
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