Are you tired of using your finger to write on your digital sheet music? You may want to buy an Apple Pencil 1 or 2.
Both models are great, but they don’t work with the same iPads. They also have certain unique features you should compare.
Continue reading “Apple Pencil 1 vs. 2: Review”You may know how to use an iPad for music. But there are tons of ways to use an iPad outside of music as well.
If you want to get the most out of your tablet, you shouldn’t just keep it in your practice room. Consider some ways to use it to get work done or relax.
Continue reading “Ways to Use an iPad Outside of Music”Do you want to lighten your load and use an iPad for sheet music? You should consider which model is the best iPad for musicians.
With everything from an iPad mini to a 12.9-inch Pro, you have a lot to compare. I’ll be focusing on the large Pro and the regular iPad to help you decide which is right for you.
Continue reading “iPad Pro vs. Regular iPad for Musicians”I’ve used Symphony Pro 6 to compose sheet music that people have downloaded. And I’ve used it for a music theory assignment. Whether your a professional or student, you should consider the app.
It’s not too expensive, so you don’t need a huge budget. But you can still complete plenty of different musical composition projects.
Continue reading “Symphony Pro 6 Review: Composing on the Go”Do you use an iPad for sheet music? You should learn how to put sheet music on an iPad?
Whether you’re a professional, student, or somewhere in between, an iPad is great. But you should know how you can transfer your current library to a tablet.
Continue reading “How to Put Sheet Music on an iPad”