From an audio file
Drop an audio file you own here, or choose one. WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG or AIFF.
Drop an audio file you own here, or choose one. WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG or AIFF.
Drop a tab file here, or choose one: Guitar Pro (.gp, .gp3–.gp7, .gpx), MusicXML or PDF. Add the song's audio too and BassForge lines the tab up with it.
Play the bass part yourself and BassForge turns your recording into tab. Your recording is yours; use headphones so the click stays out of it.
Start capturing, then play the song in Spotify, YouTube or anything else on this PC. Stop when it ends.
Your songs, tabs, edits, scores and Learn-map progress are kept in this browser only. Save a backup now and then, and use it to move your library to another computer. Clearing this browser's data deletes the library.
Genres are detected with PANNs (Kong et al., 2020), CC BY 4.0, using AudioSet's genre names (Google, CC BY 4.0). Difficulty is worked out from each song's tab.
This song's audio isn't on this device. Choose the file you added it from to play along here.
Click a bar in the tab to start from there (also while paused). Click a note to fix it, or a rest to add one. Space plays and pauses. How playing and scoring work
Tap Space (or the button) on every bass note you hear.
What each setting does. Plug your bass into an audio interface for best results. A microphone in front of the speakers will also hear the song's bass and score it as yours, so use headphones or pick "Bass removed".
Short lessons that build one skill at a time. Earn stars to open the next lesson; beat a track's boss to prove the skill. How it works
Note · You're playing –
Hit 0 · Accuracy –