prompter: Can you write a short galloping guitar riff using ABCDEFG notation?

assistant: I will gladly write a few galloping guitar riffs for you. Since I don't know your level, I will provide a few examples with increasing complexity starting from simple.

1 Here's a simple galloping guitar riff using ABCDEFG notation:

E|-------------------
B|-------------------
G|-------------------
D|-----0-----0-----0-
A|---2-----2-----2---
E|-3-----3-----3-----

This riff uses power chords, which are common in rock and metal music. The pattern is played by repeating the notes on the D and A strings while alternating between the open low E string and the notes on the G string. This technique is often used to create a 'galloping' rhythm that is commonly found in metal songs.

2 Here's another example of a slightly more complex 'galloping' guitar riff using ABCDEFG notation:

E|----------------------------
B|----------------------------
G|-----------------------5-7-
D|-----0-----0-----0-5-7-----
A|---2-----2-----2-----------
E|-3-----3-----3-------------

This riff uses a similar pattern to the previous example, but with a different set of notes. Again, the riff features power chords played on the D and A strings, with a galloping rhythm created by alternating between the low E string and the notes on the G string. This riff has a slightly more complex rhythm, but still maintains the driving, energetic feel of 'galloping' riffs.

3 Finally, an even more complex galloping guitar riff using ABCDEFG notation:

E|--------------------------------------------------
B|--------------------------------------------------
G|--------------------------------------------------
D|--------------------------------------------------
A|-0-3-5-3-0-----0-3-5-3-0-----0-3-5-3-0-------------
E|-------------3-------------3-----------3-2-0-2-3-

This third riff uses a combination of power chords and single notes and has a more intricate rhythm than the previous examples. The pattern starts with a series of power chords played on the A string, followed by a descending series of notes played on the low E string. The riff then repeats this pattern twice more, before ending with a descending run of notes on the low E string. The galloping feel is created by emphasizing the downbeat of each measure while keeping a steady rhythm throughout.

prompter: Thanks! Now, can you add drums here?

assistant: Sure! Here's an example of a galloping guitar riff using ABCDEFG notation:

```
E|--------------------------------------------------
B|--------------------------------------------------
G|--------------------------------------------------
D|---------------------------------7-5--------------
A|---------------------5-7-8-5-7-8-------8-7-5-------
E|-5-7-8-5-7-8-5-7-8-5-7-----------------------8-7-5-
```

This riff uses a galloping rhythm, which is a common technique in metal music. It starts on the low E string and gradually moves up the fretboard, creating a sense of tension and energy. You can play this riff on an electric guitar, using distortion or overdrive to give it a heavier sound.

prompter: Now do the same with actual musical notes how they arw writtwn

assistant: E  +     Q     Q  E  +  Q     Q  E  +  Q     Q  E  +  
e|------------------------------------------------------------------
B|------------------------------------------------------------------
G|------------------------------------------------------------------
D|---------------------------------------5--7--5--------------------
A|-----------------------5--7--8--7--5--7-----------8--7--5-----------
E|--5--7--8--7--5--7--8--7---------------------------------8--7--5--
    ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^
    1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4  1  2

In this notation, each line represents a string on the guitar, and each note is represented by its position on the staff and its duration (quarter note, eighth note, etc.). The numbers below the staff indicate which fret to play on each string, and the symbols above the staff indicate techniques like hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides.

prompter: Can you write this out to a midi file?

assistant: I'm sorry, but as a text-based assistant I can only write text output but MIDI is a binary format. You would need to use another tool or software application to convert from ABCDEFG notation into MIDI files.

assistant: As an AI language model, I don't have the capability to generate audio or MIDI files directly. However, there are online tools that can convert guitar tabs or sheet music into MIDI files. You can try using one of these tools to convert the guitar tab you provided into a MIDI file. Just copy and paste the tab into the tool and follow the instructions to generate the MIDI file.