Because even if the lead line is identical, the chords are slightly off, and so are the other parts of the song like it's time signature/bpm/chord progressions. This only really accounts for the laziest form of tab piracy, where I open an official tab then ctrl + a / ctrl c and paste it into a new blank file.įan tabs without accents and exact chord shapes or their correct notes, basically most fan created trancriptions by ear would be unaffected. But then at that point if you're checking for that string of notes in the context of the rest of the tab, the rest of the tab would need to be similar/identical for you to really take down all copyright infringement scanned. If you also open up guitar pro, and tab out those string of notes you can't have the software flag all tabs that contain that string. Someone has to develop it, but at the end of the day if I copy right a melody where I tab out a melody played on the high e string. There's just no resource available to archive and check against fan tabs, there's no plagiarism index for tablature and notation replication.
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