It should sucessfully import it, doing it this way. (notice the blanks after each directory argument) Run sudo /opt/GuitarPro6/GPBankInstaller /opt/GuitarPro6/Soundbanks.gpbank /opt/GuitarPro6/Data/Soundbanks/ However there’s a workaround for this:ĭownload the file Soundbanks.gpbank directly from the website and copy it to your GuitarPro6 folder (again you need root privileges to do this) The trick is to remove the libz lib in the GuitarPro6 folder and let GuitarPro use the libz version of the system.Īfter that GuitarPro6 should be able to start.įor some reasons (which I didn’t find out yet) the soundbank installation doesn’t work. This means GuitarPro6 tries to use a wrong version of libz. GuitarPro: /opt/GuitarPro6/./libz.so.1: version `ZLIB_1.2.3.3′ not found (required by /usr/lib/libxml2.so.2)
#Guitar pro 6 tutorials install#
So we need all these dependencies (and we need the 32 bit Libraries!!!) So instead of let you find out each dependency after another here are the needed packages you have to install:Ĭorresponding Shell-command: sudo yum -y install libstdc++.i686 mesa-libGL.i686 alsa-lib.i686 portaudio.i686 pulseaudio-libs.i686 libXrender.i686 glib2.i686 freetype.i686 fontconfig.i686 libgnomeui.i686 gtk2-engines.i686ħ.) We’re almost done, there’s one more problem: After installing these libs and trying to start guitarPro6 with sh gp-launcher.sh the following error will occur: GuitarPro: error while loading shared libraries: libportaudio.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Open up a terminal and change the directory to /opt/GuitarPro6Ĭorresponding Shell-Command: cp /opt/GuitarPro6Ħ.) start the shell script gp-launcher.sh by typing: sh gp-launcher.sh. Ok basically that’s it, but Guitar Pro 6 doesn’t start up yet. (You need sudo rights to do this, so either you do it directly over the terminal, or you call nautilus with root privileges: sudo nautilus /opt)Ĭorresponding Shell-Command: sudo cp -R GuitarPro6 /opt/ Open the opt folder and copy the GuitarPro6 folder inside of it to /opt/. The only file which we need is, so delete the other two files.Ĭorresponding Shell-Command: tar -xf Ĥ.) Open up the data folder – again you see two folders opt and usr. Simple extract the deb file, and open the extracted folder.ģ.) You can find two tar.gz files inside of it: and as well as debian-binary. deb container format (for Debian distributions).
#Guitar pro 6 tutorials 64 Bit#
After I’ve had a lot of trouble to get this working, I will show you the step by step guidance to run Guitar Pro 6 on a 64 bit version of Fedora (it should be almost the same on all 64 bit versions of Linux though -> Notice, if you’re using a 圆4 Debian based distribution, it’s easier by using getlibs)ġ.) First download the guitar pro 6 installer for linux from the website 2.) The downloaded file is in.
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