iPad Sheet Music - Muzibook introduces sheet music for iPad

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Music

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• sheet music
• ipad
• iphone
• ipod touch
• piano
• partitions
• debussy
• klavier
• noten
• partituras
• scores

[privateuniverse2004]

Ah, Clair de Lune . . . one of my fav's.

[bevoburn]

Great vid and great app. iPad has solved the whole problem of attempting to flip a music book page and accidentally flipping two. (there needs to be an ability to take notes onto the sheet. )

[olekike]

@afertyus1000 what is, according to you the minimum screensize to view sheet music well?

[afertyus1000]

@largemanwithgun no it should be ok,i played with the london philharmonic prokofiev concerto 2 on it when i sightread it,memorised it after first reading though

[largemanwithgun]

would the samsung galaxy be too small to view sheet music properly?

[Rani9000]

thanks for the vid.

Could anyone tell me if sight reading music from the Ipad is convenient? (at the piano or guitar with the iPad on a stand)

The screen looks a bit small but maybe it does the job.

[lubis1991]

I may be a little greedy here, but what I want from a dedicated sheet music app must include the following features:

Orchestral scores with click-to-view-instrument-score­s feature

Note taking with changes/annotations in a different font colour

Unified font and appearance across all scores from all sources

Scanning of hardcopy scores and interpretation of scores into editable versions again with standardised fonts

With all those features, I honestly wouldn't mind paying higher prices!

[elementwind91]

That was such a beautiful song! I wish I had the money to get one..

[gaylebird1]

how do you scan your music in and upload it to the ipad. Have you done this with a computer too? Doesn't this take forever?

[derfsanderson]

I think with a midi pickup system you can send messages like that and with the right software it corresponds to your notes or chords i think