Your tab, moving with your playing, with a fretboard if you like. A finished video with your take already in it, so there is nothing to line up in an editor.
Drop your Guitar Pro file and your recordingor
Your files never leave your computer. The video is made here, in this tab.
In short
To turn a Guitar Pro file into a video, drop the GP, GPX or GP5 file on this page, add a video of you playing, pick tab, fretboard or Fret Lights, and export an MP4. The tab moves with your take. The first minute is free with a small mark, with no upload.
What people make with it
A cover people save to learn
Your playing, with the tab right there on it.
A playthrough for your channel
Pick one part from the band file and show just that.
A lesson students can follow
Tab and a neck showing each note as it sounds.
Band files, bends and tunings
A file with a whole band shows a chip for each track. Choose the part you play, and only that part goes on screen.
The tuning and capo come across from the file, so the tab reads the way you wrote it.
No recording yet? The file can play itself on a plucked sound, which is a good way to check the look before you film.
No. Play it your way. The tab keeps up with your take, including tempo changes that the file does not have.
GP3, GP4, GP5, GPX and the current .gp files.
You get the finished video with your take in it, so no editor is needed. If you do want one, the studio lets you place the tab and neck wherever you like.
Up to a minute of video at full quality, in any shape and any look on this page, with a small moving SheetVideo mark. You choose which minute. Your first one needs no account; after that a free account keeps them coming, as many as you like.
SheetVideo Pro exports the full length with no watermark. Your files and your look carry over, so the video is there when you come back from checkout.
No. The score, the recording and the finished video stay on your computer. All of it happens in this browser tab.
Yes. Free or Pro, the videos are yours to use commercially, as long as you have the rights to the music and the recording.