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why do you think it's a "bit fiddly" swipe to to get tracks playing and scrolling started by pressing more than one button,:facepalm:
All you have to do is swipe, press with two fingers (that is the way it works on Onsong), EASY!!
And, let me ask you, where are you going to get all that functionality in a space of two square inches at the bottom of your charts??
I don't know about Songbook but Onsong has that in a small corner of the app, and given that the iPad is just slightly smaller than a piece of paper and only 2-3 lbs it's a no brainer.
Using the iPad smokes the old way of doing business for a single act!
I mean carrying several note books/chart books, carrying a separate music stand, carrying a musicstand light, getting power to that light.
Add to that the lyric scrolling, track playing(with auto cueing), video lyric display (for worship leading) auto backup to the cloud(I use Dropbox, but I think it will do Google docs and some others)
I mean the list goes on.
The only point brought up here in these forums was someone wanting it to run his lighting, and while I haven't seen of an app that adds that function (there are separate midi controls apps that will do that), the rest of the benefits are too much to ignore.
there might be an Android tablet out there that will get these benifits to you for cheaper, but do those have 10 battery life?
why do you think it's a "bit fiddly" swipe to to get tracks playing and scrolling started by pressing more than one button,:facepalm:
All you have to do is swipe, press with two fingers (that is the way it works on Onsong), EASY!!
And, let me ask you, where are you going to get all that functionality in a space of two square inches at the bottom of your charts??
I don't know about Songbook but Onsong has that in a small corner of the app, and given that the iPad is just slightly smaller than a piece of paper and only 2-3 lbs it's a no brainer.
Using the iPad smokes the old way of doing business for a single act!
I mean carrying several note books/chart books, carrying a separate music stand, carrying a musicstand light, getting power to that light.
Add to that the lyric scrolling, track playing(with auto cueing), video lyric display (for worship leading) auto backup to the cloud(I use Dropbox, but I think it will do Google docs and some others)
I mean the list goes on.
The only point brought up here in these forums was someone wanting it to run his lighting, and while I haven't seen of an app that adds that function (there are separate midi controls apps that will do that), the rest of the benefits are too much to ignore.
there might be an Android tablet out there that will get these benifits to you for cheaper, but do those have 10 battery life?
Thanks! And you're welcome! Just make sure you only hit the "play" button and not the metronome. They're independent of each other.
Hey Darrell Thanks for posting this. I had been considering an iPad for just this purpose and after seeing your demo I went out and bought one. Loaded it up with songs today and it seems to work great. Very easy! Do you know if there is a way to have scrolling but not have the metronome click or flash?
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