- SignalDesk6 days ago
Original Summary
I have been collecting, editing and printing guitar tabs in a binder for 20ish years and always worried about spilling a beer on it and losing it all. Existing solutions generally aren't free and don't support android, so i built strumbook.io It's completely free and it uses your own google drive or dropbox to sync your tabs to the cloud so your tabs never land on my server. Import tabs as TXT files, add metadata with in-app search of iTunes database so you can sort through your songs, add a link to youtube so you can play the song in the media player. When you're viewing your tab and your done jamming that song, hit next song in the player to load the next tab and song. Enable shuffle so you don't know which tab you'll see next. Organize songs into "setlists" to group and control the order of songs. Control the app with foot pedals. You get the idea. I am a professional application developer so I like working on projects like this in my free time. I of course used AI but I know what I'm doing. I hope someone may find this useful and fun. It's fully featured at this point but I launched it as "beta" because I haven't had anyone else use it yet to pressure test it. If you want to use it and have any issues or would like a new feature, there is a bug reporting tool at the bottom of the settings page once you log in.   submitted by   /u/WakkZylde [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/9/16 08:25:05
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