Community tabs - play and share yours - Riffonic

Listen to tabs from other guitarists, save the ones you like, publish your own compositions and vote for the best.

Riffonic is an interactive platform for learning guitar and bass, creating tabs and riffs, and training rhythm, chords, and technique directly in the browser.

How the tabs community works

The Riffonic community is a place where musicians share music projects that you can preview and open in the editor. Cards show a title, author, tempo, and track count; category tags help identify whether a project is a riff, song, or another kind of idea. This is a project catalogue, not just a collection of text tablature: you can listen to a published work and then explore it inside Riffonic.

Switch between published projects and entries currently in voting. You do not need to start with a metronome or chord trainer: choose a composition that interests you and listen first. If the catalogue is large, search by title and use category filters to find a relevant project faster.

Search, filters, and sorting

Search tabs by title, filter projects by category, and sort published work by popular, newest, trending, or alphabetical. Search and category filters are also available in the voting view. The card-density control changes how the catalogue is displayed, while pagination lets you browse further results.

Look beyond familiar songs: categories can surface riffs and ideas by project type. Popularity is a sorting option, not a measure of how easy a composition is to play. Open a tab, listen, and check its tempo and track count before deciding whether it suits your practice or a project of your own.

Preview and explore another musician's project

Choose Listen to preview a musical idea, or Open to load the project in the Riffonic editor and inspect it further. Preview volume has its own control. If you like a composition, save a copy to My Tabs; the author's original project is not changed.

Opening a project can help you study its structure, parts, or rhythmic idea. A saved copy remains a separate project in your library. Use it as a learning example or a starting point for your own work, while respecting the author and never presenting someone else's composition as your own.

Voting and Riff of the Week

The voting section contains projects their creators have submitted to the community. You can preview them and cast a vote; cards show the time remaining, while the Riff of the Week panel shows current status and results when available. Vote for music you genuinely enjoy, not only for a familiar title.

To submit your own composition, create a project in Riffonic, open it from your library, and send it to voting. Assign a category tag before submission so others can find it. Free accounts have a limit on active submissions; higher limits and some separate actions may require Pro. Check the in-product notice beside each action.

Creating, sharing, and your library

The community displays public projects, while My Tabs contains your own projects and saved copies. In the library, you can listen to and open a project, or import a .riffonic-tab file. Exporting and creating a project link may require Pro; publishing also has its own account conditions and limits.

A useful path is to find a tab by category, preview it, open it in the editor, and save a copy if you want to return later. To share your own work, build a composition, review its tracks, and choose a category before submission. Continue with guides to reading tablature, learning difficult riffs, and playing your first electric-guitar riffs.