Tabs, Backing and ALL that costs

[Gregg's_SYNquest]

I try not to dupe but couldn't find an answer. I and way many musicians pay other sites for A7X music, tabs, scores and the list goes on.
Is there a "suggested" list of providers Syngates approve of or suggest?
SYNGATES (the best)
Ultimate Tabs
Musescore
YouTube Premium
Amazon (equip and mp3)
I pay these places happily but is there a better answer? YES!
I don't know what that is.
HELP!!!!

 

[Calvin Phillips]

Use your ear.. thats probably the best tab. I mean.. if you know the scales well enough the dots are easy to connect. I dont spent time or a lot of time learning syn solos but if I did I'd be slowing it right down and trying to identify the scales he used. I feel it'd.get.easier woth each song.

 

[Jesse Salmons]

Honestly if you’re just trying to learn these solo’s, I recommend Songsterr or watching a good cover on YouTube and using the slow down feature to learn the notes. Tabs a lot of times will get you in the ballpark, but sometimes its best to use other methods

 

[William B.]

There's song books from Hal-Leonard, I got 3 of them, says "Recorded Versions Guitar, Authentic Transcriptions with Notes and Tablature".
I think they're official, one I bought was $19.95 other 2 were gifts

 

[David Aceves]

I try not to dupe but couldn't find an answer. I and way many musicians pay other sites for A7X music, tabs, scores and the list goes on.
Is there a "suggested" list of providers Syngates approve of or suggest?
SYNGATES (the best)
Ultimate Tabs
Musescore
YouTube Premium
Amazon (equip and mp3)
I pay these places happily but is there a better answer? YES!
I don't know what that is.
HELP!!!!

Ultimate tabs is good, those are all good resources but as @Calvin Phillips pointed out try using your ear and use the tabs as a way to correct yourself. It's something I'm working on as well. It will be well worth it

 

[redlipsofdeceit]

Honestly if you’re just trying to learn these solo’s, I recommend Songsterr or watching a good cover on YouTube and using the slow down feature to learn the notes. Tabs a lot of times will get you in the ballpark, but sometimes its best to use other methods

To me, a beginner, YouTube tutorials are very helpful, 'cause I still have a hard time figuring out the strumming pattern of a song. And learning something by ear is wayyyyy out of my league rn.

 

[Gregg's_SYNquest]

There's song books from Hal-Leonard, I got 3 of them, says "Recorded Versions Guitar, Authentic Transcriptions with Notes and Tablature".
I think they're official, one I bought was $19.95 other 2 were gifts

I learned a few things with old Hal-Leonard. He wrote the book I hated the most....theory

 

[Gregg's_SYNquest]

To me, a beginner, YouTube tutorials are very helpful, 'cause I still have a hard time figuring out the strumming pattern of a song. And learning something by ear is wayyyyy out of my league rn.

I try to use any and ALL avenues in search of good help. YouTube IS one of the best for sure at 50%!