TEFview for Android

Matthieu Leschemelle

About this app

TEFview for Android is a free app for your Android smartphone or tablet that allows you to view, print and play scores created in TablEdit tablature editor.

TEFview also allows you to view, print and listen to ASCII tablatures, .ABC tunes, MIDI, PowerTab, TabRite, GuitarPro and musicXML files.

TEFview supports both tablature and standard notation.

TEFview plays the songs at any speed with real time sound control (volume, balance, MIDI instrument). Loop sections of songs, or even entire songs so that you can get the most out of your practice time.

TEFview creates high quality PDF output of tablature and/or musical staves.

Ratings and reviews

Frustration Just installed on a Chromebook and find the UI to be clunky. A "simple" operation like opening a file turns into an excercise in futility. Why does the program open the last file always...make an option to shut that off. What is the method for opening up a file on an external drive...right now I have to move the file to the "downloads" folder local to my chromebook the progam will not open it otherwise.

Horrible right now. I am using a galaxy Note 9 and all I every see when a file loads is a full page of whole rests. I have tried multiple TEF files from Banjo Hangout with no luck. if this could be fixed I would buy the full version. But without a way to test it out I don't think I will use it again. update. I got the app to work but had to switch mobile browsers. it doesn't seem to work with Chrome on a note 9. It will work with the Samsung browser though. would give it 5 stars if not for this

I like this app, and I have been able to learn multiple songs with ease especially with the playback capabilities it offers. I have already recommended this app to others. As for slowdowns it corruption issues I have encountered none, it's probably because your are using a stupid Chromebook and it's too busy using all the ram to share your information.

What's new

- open TablEdit 3.0 files
- the changes in time signature and tonality are integrated into the score, just as in printing.