Yes, and I posted about this on some forum, somewhere. I know that's not particularly helpful lol. But it exists.

 

I remembered this morning

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I do not know, but what might work is just asking on forum if someone can help you figure out the chords. I've seen you over on TGP, in the playing and technique section there are guys living just for this moment.
Otherwise, I think I remember JonR over there mentioning a software he uses to give you the chords of a song.

 

Wow, now I’ve seen everything: a killer dwarfs tablature request!

they used to play this on ‘midweek metal’ all the time. You have to be at a certain age to get that reference lol

 

Wow, now I’ve seen everything: a killer dwarfs tablature request!

Hang around a guitar forum long enough and you'll see everything!

they used to play this on ‘midweek metal’ all the time. You have to be at a certain age to get that reference lol

Oh I am of that age. I know the song because of that show - Midweek Metal Mania! I always liked the video, and have always loved the song and the guitar work in the song.

I've been in a rut and haven't been playing. I pretty much lost all desire to do so, but I think learning even just the riff to something I have liked for so long might help to reignite the spark. I am in England now, so am hoping to maybe get into this when I return next week.

 

I've used a website called chordify to cheat and figure out basic chords.

After that I fudge the riff if I know roughly where it is.

My ear sucks for picking out notes, so I'll take any help I can get.

 

A viable option that I know exists, is if you can find the MIDI file for the song you want tabbed & use an older version of Guitar Pro to open that MIDI file. I use GP 5.2 for a variety of tasks & one task it does, is it'll open MIDI files & allow them to be exported/saved as a Guitar Pro file that can be viewed in tab or standard notation (with Guitar Pro) plus it'll export/save a converted MIDI file to a GP file as a PDF that can be exported/saved & opened, that allows for viewing or printing. But..... In some instances, I've run into some MIDI files that GP won't/can't open for reasons I've been unable to determine.