As many have often complained, ASCII tab is nowhere near a perfect way to transcribe guitar music. It is, however, the best thing we've got at the moment. Although ASCII tabs often lack rhythmic notation and precise descriptions of bends and other musical embellishments, it does offer a truly cross-platform medium for easily exchanging guitar music.

Musician's CD Player is designed to allow the user to record a wave file from a CD and then slow the wave file without changing the pitch (i.e. tuning). This allows the user to listen to and learn from a slower version of the selected song or passage of the song. The program can also drop the tuning down one octave if you desire. The rate of speed (i.e. slowing down) can be set by the user. The user can also slow down a previosly recorded wave file of any type, as well as save the slowed wave file for future study. A must-have program for the musician.

TwoTrak is designed to allow the user to record a wave file while listening to the playback of a previously recorded wave file, and then overdub (i.e. combine) the record file on top of the play file. Using this technique, the user can create a wave file containing several instruments and/or voices, much like a song from compact disc or the radio.