Transcribing from sheet music to tab help

[GreenMTBoy]

Is there anyone out there in Mandolin world that has tabs to the first two parts of Drogheda Jig or is there someone who I could hire to do this ?
I have the sheet music here https://tunearch.org/wiki/Drogheda_Jig_(The)
But it might as well be Greek .
It is a simple little jig that I heard Martin Hayes play , he said it was the first tune he ever learned .
Thank you

[brunello97]

Not to reopen a debate which flairs up around here from time to time, but that would be a pretty straightforward tune to learn to read standard notation (aka Greek dots) on.
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[OneChordTrick]

I found the abc on abc notation so could make a tab for you from that. But possibly not for a few days as its a holiday weekend here.

[Cobalt]

No need for hard work: there's an online abc to tab converter here:
https://www.mandolintab.net/abcconverter.php

[OneChordTrick]

Hope that’s worked?



It shows as a black image but if you click on it it should open a pdf

[OneChordTrick]

No need for hard work: there's an online abc to tab converter here:
https://www.mandolintab.net/abcconverter.php

Thanks that’s a useful tool. Wouldn’t have been too much effort the other way - I was planning to let Tabledit do the hard work

[HonketyHank]

It looks like the problem may be solved but I would point out that TablEdit can read ABC files. Just cut and paste the ABC notation into a Notepad document, save it, rename it to show the ABC filename extension, then open it in TablEdit. I do that frequently.

[GreenMTBoy]

Thank you All .
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[OneChordTrick]

It looks like the problem may be solved but I would point out that TablEdit can read ABC files. Just cut and paste the ABC notation into a Notepad document, save it, rename it to show the ABC filename extension, then open it in TablEdit. I do that frequently.

Thanks. That was my plan A.

[Jim Garber]

Hope that’s worked?



It shows as a black image but if you click on it it should open a pdf

Hah, you beat me to it!

[Simon DS]

You can open musescore.org then load the program onto your computer (free) then paste or import the abc file, which is to be found on thesession.com

Good luck

[Narayan Kersak]

How many parts is that tune?!? Thirteen?!