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Screenshots

If you want to take a look at the program's general look before doing a download, look at these screenshots. As usual, click on a thumbnail to view the full image.

The shots below were taken with KDE2 version of KGuitar.

	The main window of KGuitar, showing a song loaded. This famous riff is easily recognized as "Don't Cry" by Gun's'Roses.
	Chord dialog window, showing the Gm7 chord. Note all the available somewhat easy fingerings (filtered by the "Usual" filter) and other names for that chord - like Bb6.
	Another possible configuration of editor window. Editor shows "Nothing Else Matters" acoustic riff. Note the 6:8 measure.
	The track properties dialog, the fret instrument specific part. This one shows the drop-D bass guitar tuning as tabulature base. Note the string diameter icons that show the thickest and thinnest string for user's reference.
	Another chord dialog instance, this time with 7-string traditional guitar tuning and a decent G13 chord. Clean 13th chords are unavailable without omissions on a 6-string guitar, but go well on 7-string one. Also note "european" note names used, i.e. H instead of american B.
	All following screenshots are made with infamous Aqua MacOS X-like theme named Liquid by mosfet, using KDE 2.2 with anti-aliased fonts. This one shows simple multitracked song with 3 tracks: guitar, bass and drum tracks. Guitar track is in the way.
	The same song, but drum track mode. Note the special drum track mode with abbreviation hints, showing simple drumset: closed hihat, opened hihat, snare drum and bass drum. Circles mark the places when a certain drum shall sound, making a simple drum tabulature.
	Automatic bass line generation. We just give it a few chords rhythm...
	... and get a simple, but fully tonal and legal bass line.
	The following screenshots show KGuitar using KDE 3.0.3. We are editing a traditional: "Greensleaves".
	The same song in the print preview window. Note that KGuitar generated both classical notation (i.e. notes on staves) and tabulature.

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