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I'll probably upgrade the iKlip app to the unlimited songs version for $10 if it keeps working well.Ĭlick to expand.Over the years, I've been down this path many times. I think I am going to switch to using this over iBooks (iBooks can be very convoluted.) I like the iKlip app because you can just drag & drop your songs from the list into a set list and use the footpedal to move through the pages and through the songs in the set list. I got an iKlip page turner footpedal and it comes with a free setlist app. Second option is one that I just started to mess with. But iBooks does not support footswitches, so.

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Import it from the cloud, draw out your chords, make notes, whatever.įirst option, export the new PDF to iBooks where it can be organized in a list and viewed.

I use an app called Notes HD ($5 I think) which allows you to draw anything you want on the PDF. Once I have the lyrics written out the way I want them, I save it as a PDF to my Google Cloud.įrom there, I have an iPad. Say what you want about Microsoft, nothing works as good as Word. I use Word as well when I have to start from scratch. Thanks again for all of the wonderfully informative replies! So the Chuwi with PDF reader and Manos mic-stand-mountable clamp works great, and it won't depend upon the quality of any wireless data transfer.

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Today we were auditioning new drummers so I learned that a full battery charge is good for at lest seven hours. Ditto for scrolling the page: wait for a rest or play an open string, and just gently swipe up. If the screen-saver executes I just wait until a quarter-note rest or until I can play an open string, and touch the screen with my fretting hand to light it up again. Since a little more than one page-height displays, if the lyric runs to a second page I will know because I can see the top of the second page. The full width and a bit more than the full height of the sheet fits on the screen (I set 1/4' margins on the Word docs and use 14-point type). I used the system today and I am absolutely satisfied: I leave open the folder with the PDFs in alphabetical order, and whichever tune the singer calls, I double-top it and it opens right up. The Manos is adjustable on all three axes, so I mounted it waist-high a bit to the side of the mic stand and angled upward, I can read it while I play and sing, and it will be fairly unobtrusive from the dance floor. Neither music store in my little town of Winston-Salem, NC, nor the one in nearby King, NC, had a tablet holder, so I drove 30 miles to the Guitar Center in Greensboro and bought a Manos Universal Mount (the iKlips wouldn't fit a tablet as large as the Chuwi) for $60. Set SumatraPDF as the default program for PDF files. So I used my desktop computer to download a free PDF reader, InstallSumatraPDF.exe, to the thumb drive, plugged the thumb into the Chuwi and double-tapped the installer. MS Edge came preloaded and opened the first ten PDFs I double-tapped as I tested out the system yesterday, then wouldn't open any more. Copied them to a thumb drive (I had to get a USB adapter for the Chuwi, for about $10) and loaded them from the thumb drive into a folder on the Chuwi. For the band I played with today, I opened each of my lyric sheets in Word and saved them as PDFs. I wound up ordering the Chuwi Hi13 for $369, and it works great. Thanks to everyone for all the fantastic input! I find touching the screen for the next song is quick and easy since I put them in a setlist ready to go. I have about 200 songs, including audio tracks that attach to a sheet, which I use when I practice.

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MobileSheets Pro has lists for collections and set lists, which I use extensively.

I'm a graphic designer and use Canvas Draw on my Mac to make PDFs that I transfer to the app via Dropbox. I use a nice stand with an iKlip holder and also have a foot pedal, which I don't use anymore because I custom make all my song sheets as you do, but only one page. The main reason I'm not going to an 12.9' iPad pro with stylus is MobileSheets Pro, I would not go back to ForScore or OnSong, also because it's expensive, with stylus is $750. I just switched to a 13.5' Windows tablet with stylus so I could make good clean notes on the screen when I have to, total of $399.

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I started on an iPad 9.7' with apps to catalogue music sheets, ForScore and OnSong, but the screen was too small so I checked around and found a 13.3' Android tablet for $150, but what sold me was finding MobileSheets Pro, also for cataloguing music sheets, but with a much better user interface. I'm doing almost exactly what you describe.