I bought a keyboard today looking for advice

JMO, but I recommend that you just learn how to read music. It makes it easier in the long run. It really isn't all that complicated. I learned how when I was 6 or 7.

"just my opinion"

I doubt that any tab type thing will be much easier to write than just standard music writing. It certainly will be easier to read later. Or you could just memorize the song.

You really are a fricking moron aren't you.

It couldn't possibly be that I was making a point, could it? Maybe it could be that I was demonstrating a point that learning how to read music is so easy that a young child could do it.

I would suggest that you learn how to read, but I suspect that goes beyond your capacity.

frick off dipshit, this is a grow ups thread

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Is there a piano music that's interpreted kinda like tablature with guitars for pianos? I learned a song today off YouTube, but would like to be able to print out stuff

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I dont really know how that would work with a piano. I have a yamaha with a built in screen that displays sheet music. It only scrolls if i hit the right notes. It's awesome.

The best advice honestly is this:

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JMO, but I recommend that you just learn how to read music. It makes it easier in the long run.

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The easiest instrument to read music and play at the same time is a piano. Start with scales and chords and go from there.

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I learned how when I was 6 or 7

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Look at me, I could read music in elementary school

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And he could rap at 6 months