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Browser-based guitar, bass and drum tab editor with playback from recorded guitar tones. Opens and exports Guitar Pro files; exports MIDI.

Tab editor supporting multiple tracks, string variations and custom tunings.

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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  • New

Platforms

  • Online
Scale and chord tools keep all your music-writing tools in one place.
Tabs generated by RiffWright can be shared with collaborators and exported to Guitar Pro or as MIDI files for DAW usage.
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What is RiffWright?

RiffWright is a tab editor for guitar, bass and drums that runs in your browser. It was built by a guitarist for writing riffs quickly, especially on 7- and 8-string guitars.

Rhythm works by position instead of note durations. Each beat is a row of slots, and where you type a fret is when it plays. Split a beat into 3, 5 or 7 for tuplets. Playback uses recorded guitar tones (clean and distorted) and a sampled drum kit, so a riff sounds like a riff instead of a MIDI keyboard.

Features:

  • 6- to 9-string guitar, 4- to 6-string bass and drums in one tab
  • Per-bar time signatures, palm mutes, bends, slides, hammer-ons, harmonics and more
  • Opens Guitar Pro files; exports Guitar Pro and multitrack MIDI (drums on channel 10, ready for Superior Drummer or EZdrummer)
  • Share a tab by link, leave comments on specific bars, and every version is kept
  • Works on phones for playback and quick sketches

You can try it without an account. Saving needs only an email sign-in, no password.

RiffWright is part of Riffipedia, where guitarists post their original riffs and tones.