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<blockquote data-quote="sax panther" data-source="post: 381801" data-attributes="member: 4752"><p>is there anything better? Probably not, that's pretty top of the range. If you're mainly just after getting something to read music though, I've got a cheap 10 inch android tablet running an app called mobilesheets (think the app is about £5). I use it for function work, where the agency will typically send me pdf sheet music, and for a lot of pit work. It's never let me down.</p><p></p><p>The other main app I use on it for music is Ireal pro, which I think cost about £10. Loads of pre installed backing tracks which you can export, plus you can plug in chords, styles etc to make your own backing tracks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sax panther, post: 381801, member: 4752"] is there anything better? Probably not, that's pretty top of the range. If you're mainly just after getting something to read music though, I've got a cheap 10 inch android tablet running an app called mobilesheets (think the app is about £5). I use it for function work, where the agency will typically send me pdf sheet music, and for a lot of pit work. It's never let me down. The other main app I use on it for music is Ireal pro, which I think cost about £10. Loads of pre installed backing tracks which you can export, plus you can plug in chords, styles etc to make your own backing tracks. [/QUOTE]
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