Tab & notation editor · Windows · macOS planned
A modern guitar tab editor built for writing music, developing ideas and mastering what you play.
Public beta coming soon. Free trial, then one payment of $9.99 — every update included.
IllustrationApp screenshot coming with the redesigned interface
01Create
Capture ideas, write guitar and bass parts, build multitrack songs and explore arrangements in an editor designed around the way musicians actually work.
Turn a passage into a named Riff Block like “Main Riff”, “Chorus” or “Fill A”, then place it wherever the song needs it. Edit once to update every linked copy, or let one copy go its own way.
Guitar and bass parts in tablature, with standard notation alongside.
Stack parts into multitrack arrangements and hear how ideas work together.
Open your Guitar Pro files and work with MIDI, then carry on writing.
02Master
Loop difficult passages, slow things down and build your speed with flexible tempo training. SixLine helps turn notation into focused practice.
A–B Loop
♩ 70% speed
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Play back your arrangement to hear exactly what you have written.
Slow a passage down to learn it, then bring it back up to speed.
Loop a difficult passage between two points and repeat it as often as you need.
Coming soon · Practice Mode
Practice Mode is in development. Here’s a look at what’s coming.
Preview
Save the passage and target tempo you’re working towards, and pick up where you left off.
Preview
Log clean run-throughs as you play them and step the tempo up as they add up.
Preview
Keep a record of the fastest tempo you’ve played each passage cleanly.
03Own it
Your tools shouldn’t stop working when a payment lapses. One licence for the software, every future version, no tiers and no upgrade fees.
Lifetime licence
· Planned pricing
$9.99USD · once
Planned to rise to $19.99 at v1.0. Buy during the beta and you keep everything that follows.
One licence · Every update · No subscription
Checkout isn’t open yet — no payments are taken on this site.
Software you own. Your licence covers the SixLine desktop app and every update to it. If optional hosted services are ever offered, they’ll be separate and priced on their own — never needed to keep using the software you own.
SixLine is a paid app with a fully featured, time-limited free trial, so you can try everything before you buy.
SixLine is still in development and is not available to download or buy yet.
A single one-time purchase — planned at $9.99 USD during the public beta — gives you SixLine and every future update, including major versions.
There is no subscription and no paid upgrade.
Yes. Every purchase is intended to include all future updates, including major versions such as v1.0 and beyond.
No. SixLine is a tablature and notation editor for writing, arranging and practising music. It plays back what you’ve written so you can hear and learn it, but it isn’t built for recording or producing audio.
SixLine is being built for both Windows and macOS. System requirements will be published with the first public build.
Yes, SixLine can import Guitar Pro files. The exact list of supported Guitar Pro versions will be confirmed before the public beta.
Beta means SixLine is usable and actively improving, but not yet finished. You may run into bugs or missing features, and things will change between releases.
Known beta limitations will be published alongside each release.
No. The desktop software you buy is yours to keep, with every future update included.
If optional hosted services are ever offered, they would be separate and clearly priced on their own — never required to keep using the software you own.
No. Beta customers keep their lifetime entitlement when v1.0 arrives. The price for new customers is planned to rise to $19.99 USD at v1.0.
The trial length and exactly what happens when it ends will be published before the public beta, so you know the terms before you download.
Why SixLine
SixLine grew from a simple frustration: writing and practising music should feel direct, fast and enjoyable. The software should support the musician, not become the project itself.
So it stays focused: an editor rather than a studio, a fair one-time price rather than a subscription, and a focus on the features musicians actually need.
Write it, then master it. SixLine is coming to Windows and macOS — try it free, buy it once, and keep every update that follows.
No subscriptions. No paid upgrades. Just music.