Pages AI assistants can read
When an AI assistant reads a Demiurg page for you, it now gets the page's text as plain Markdown, without the menus, pictures and code around it.
Read moreNew features, improvements and fixes in Demiurg, newest first. Page 4 of 5.
When an AI assistant reads a Demiurg page for you, it now gets the page's text as plain Markdown, without the menus, pictures and code around it.
Read moreThe About page now answers the questions people ask most, such as whether you need Guitar Pro, which files open, and what the free plan includes.
Read moreClicking a fret number no longer opens a big empty box over its neighbours: the editor's cursor goes round the number, you type the new fret, and you hear that note.
Read moreFret numbers in the tablature no longer have the string's line running through them, so they're easier to read at a glance.
Read moreThe player now remembers the fastest speed you've played each exercise cleanly, and the Exercises page shows how far each one has come towards its goal tempo.
Read moreScores now show the chords written in them, by name and with their diagrams. Pro members can name a chord over any beat in the editor, type its diagram or read it from the notes.
Read morePro members can now write text over any beat and type a track's lyrics in the editor. A list of every key opens on ?, and the editor can be used with the keyboard alone.
Read morePro members can now write up to four voices in a bar, add piano parts and write notes straight on the staff, and edit MusicXML scores. Every score can be downloaded as MusicXML.
Read morePro members can now add, copy, move and delete tracks, change a track's instrument, tuning and capo, write drum parts, and start a new song from scratch.
Read moreA new About page says what Demiurg is, who it's for and everything it can do. Upload has moved to your library, next to the search bar, and Pricing to the bottom of every page.
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