Songsterr Tabs & Chords

this is the best app i have ever had the privillage of downloading. my life is forever in debt to you, Songsterr. the second i opened the app i knew this was my destiny. i have downloaded many, many apps but none as godlike as Songsterr. i play bass and finding tabs to the songs i play are really hard, but with Songsterr… my god… it’s brilliant. i was searching for Suburbia Overture bass tabs and so many sites have failed me, but then, i stumble across a site “Songsterr” i open the link. i am transported to the most beautiful website the internet has ever had displayed. the exact song i was looking for, with bass tabs. my eyes then meet a green box on the bottom left corner of the site, “go to app” a small gasp leaves my mouth, i click on the box. it takes me to the app store, there i am met with the most beautiful thing i have ever layed eyes on. i quickly download Songsterr and open the app. i had never seen something so perfect, so radiant. i tap on the search bar at the top of my screen. i type in the song i have been scowering for all over the internet, and in a split second. it appears. i click on the song… i look down at my phone, a light pans down as a single tear runs down my face… i could select the instrument i play… and it would show me the tabs… i fall to my knees “this… this must be… my destiny” i mutter to myself. i have been reborn. thank you, thank you, Songsterr. this has truly been a life changing experience.

Now I gotta play catch up! Holy S__t! Songsterr, ya monster you! I get guitar, bass, drum, and keyboard parts, and all the fills. Maaaaan! Just not fair, now I gotta go to work, happily, still work though. $10/mo not bad! You should see all the music books I’ve bought over 45 years, John Thompson’s modern course for the piano, Guitar Player, and Guitar for the Practicing Musician magazines, even have a rudiment poster for the drums. $10 is cheap just that fact I can carry around my whole sheet music library on a mobile device speaks volumes. Quick searching for a specific tune, priceless, and no more dr. for paper cuts. (for those who flipped actual pages in their lifetimes, not pdfs!) and I can slow down the song to hear it at my speed 🤣 or wait for the coffee to kick in. I do like this better than that Rock band video game, just more used to music that way. I do like the Rockband too, makes me feel like I’m playing a an actual video game I relate to. Hoping to get all of “Out for Blood” learned soon, all parts! Yea, I’m bored and “that kind of musician” (whatever that means. Maybe ‘esplain it for me Lucy!) Thank you for making the thought even possible. K gotta go git ta work, peace! Thanks!

Great app there’s one thing I don’t like. The songs on the app are mostly the album version of songs including the tab for multi track overdubs. It can be a little unpractical when there four or five different guitar tracks. Sometimes the track is just bolstering certain parts, so the measures are all empty except for an occasional handful of note peppered throughout the song. It has adaptions mimicking vocal parts. If they can do that why not adapt the songs in a way that makes sense for a person trying learn the song and doesn’t really need all the guitar overdubs of the album recording that at times can be confusing and make it harder to learn. If your trying to learn the song to play live, strictly having the album version in detail is not very helpful. Add some adaptations for songs to be played live or for a student trying to learn the songs on their own without a band. Kind of like what a good guitar teacher would do.