Blank tablature with one line per string and a TAB clef on every staff.
About this paper
In tablature each line stands for a string, with the lowest string at the bottom, and you write fret numbers on the lines instead of notes on a staff. Every staff here is marked T-A-B at the left and closed with a bar line at each end.
Choose 6 strings for guitar, 4 for bass or ukulele, 5 for five-string bass or banjo, and 7 or 8 for extended-range guitars. The spacing sets the gap between strings; 3 mm leaves room for two-digit fret numbers.
With six strings 3 mm apart you get 10 staves on A4. Wider spacing gives fewer, roomier staves.
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