Guitar Pro puts a rhythm-game arcade cabinet on your FiveM server. Notes run down five lanes, the player hits them on the frets, and while they play they are not staring at a cabinet — they are on a stage: a copy of themselves performing at a real venue, under moving lights, in front of a crowd. Everyone else in the city sees them standing at the machine with a guitar on a strap, playing along.
What separates it from every other guitar script is where the charts come from. There are no note files to find or write: drop an mp3 into the resource, press Generate in the in-game music manager, and the script analyses the audio itself — tempo, beats and onsets — and writes easy, normal and hard charts on its own. 18 royalty-free songs ship ready to play, machines are placed in game with a ghost preview, and every run pays out XP and points toward seven unlockable guitars.
