you tab.tab listens. tab suggests.
Tab editor and stem separation in one app. For jam tabs and songs. Open the Guitar Pro file jam gave you and polish it, or start from a song: tab gets the guitar on its own, plays it next to your tab and suggests notes with a confidence. You decide what goes on the page.
how you work in tab
Open a tab, or start empty.
The Guitar Pro file from jam, one from your drive, or a blank page. You can also play a part in yourself through an audio interface.
Hear the guitar alone.
Stem separation pulls the guitar out of the mix so you can loop a bar without the vocals and bass in the way, 7 songs a month. It runs on our GPU and takes a few minutes; you see the progress.
Edit, with some help.
Loop a bar, slow it down, play the original against your tab. Move notes, change frets and strings. Where you want help, tab suggests notes with a confidence; one click takes one, one click overrules it.
Take it with you.
Guitar Pro 5 or MusicXML. Your file, on your drive. Guitar Pro stays your notation program; tab feeds it. We keep no archive and share nothing.
we do not promise the perfect tab. nobody can.
Timing, how a string is hit, legato, feel, effects and distortion do not reduce to "the correct note". A tool that claims a finished, correct tab is guessing and hiding it. tab shows you the guess and how sure it is, so you spend your time where it matters. A suggestion may be wrong. You can throw it away in a second, and you know where to listen closer.
drop tunings, power chords, distortion.
Down to C standard and drop C, with a dedicated power-chord path for the suggestions. Built by someone who plays in drop tunings, so low and loud is the normal case here, not the edge case.
- A tab editor in the browser with the audio next to the tab: loop, tempo, original against playback.
- The place to polish a tab from jam: open the Guitar Pro file, fix it, export it again.
- Suggestions per attack with a confidence, power chord or single note. Help only; you have the final say.
- Stem separation: the guitar on its own from a mix, 7 songs a month. Or your own dry recording for the parts you can play.
- Guitar Pro 5 in and out, MusicXML out. Guitar Pro stays your notation program; tab feeds it.
- Not a one-click transcription. Every note on the page went past you first.
- Not a notation program. No multi-track, no engraving, no printing yet. That is what the export is for.
- Not a tab archive. There is no library, no sharing, no community database on our side.
- Not a promise about techniques. Bends, slides and hammer-ons are hints at best.
- Work in progress. On songs it has never seen, the first candidate is right about half the time; the rest is on you and your loop button. Printing and repeats are missing. That is why the test is free, and why we want to hear where it let you down.
free during the test. 19 € a year after.
nothing charged before 23 dec 2026- Everything above, in the browser
- Stem separation: 7 songs a month, fair use
- Includes amp, the native audio engine for playing parts in
- Record and tab in jam, polish the tab in tab
- One account, both tools
- Everything is open until then
- Then you decide what is worth keeping
- Feedback: support@strummr.ai
got a tab that needs work?
Runs in the browser, nothing to install. Bring the Guitar Pro file from jam, or a song; the guitar takes a few minutes to isolate, and you will see the progress.