Can the library achieve this effect?

[dxjqgc]

Hello, I'm wondering if this library can implement the effect in the picture, I'm currently trying to implement this guitar score in the browser.

[Danielku15]

What exactly do you mean by "this effect"? There are many things in this picture 😉

1. Showing guitar chord diagrams inline: no (and here)
2. Showing guitar chord diagrams on top: yes
3. Showing tabs: yes
4. Dead Notes (x): yes
5. Rhythm: yes
6. Numbered notation: yes
7. Lyrics: yes (or beat text: yes)^

Generally I recommend to look through our website and use the playground to find out more.

• https://alphatab.net/docs/showcase/introduction
• https://alphatab.net/docs/category/formats
• https://alphatab.net/docs/playground/

[dxjqgc]

Thank you very much, but I'm still a little confused as to whether hyphenation is supported in the tab notation (shown)

[Danielku15]

That's the "5. rhythm" demonstrated here: https://alphatab.net/docs/showcase/guitar-tabs/#rhythm

The rhythm is shown automatic by default, or you can force it via the notation.rhythmMode setting.

"Automatic" means it is shown if you hide the standard notation (see here).

You can try it on the playground by opening the "Tracks" on the bottom and hiding the standard notation for the respective staffs or changing the mode in the "Settings" under "Notation".

[dxjqgc]

Thank you very much. I'm starting to understand how to use Alphatab now, but I still have a question. Does Alphatex support displaying a note as a specific letter? For example, you might display a note as 'x' in a tab, but it's really '3.1'
eg ：3.1{text x} 2.3

[Danielku15]

See point 4 above. alphaTab has no feature to change the appearance to any custom display. The appearance is decided based on the notation written. "x" means it is a dead note. This will also change the note head in the standard music notation to an "x".

in alphaTex: https://alphatab.net/docs/alphatex/note-effects#dead-notes