iPad sheet music: the new standard?
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John Watt
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Hello guys! I just saw this ad on Youtube (quite funny tbh ^^),
seems to be a company wanting to use iPads as the new standard for reading and editing music.
Ever heard about it? What is your opinion about this evolution?
I think it was in the late 80's when a musician friend showed me an online service he paid for.
It displayed blank sheet music on your computer screen as if you were writing a symphony.
You could give your notes the sounds of different instruments and then play it.
That amazed me, writing something and then playing it back as part of the writing process.
iPads would be too small to do that, but on an individual level,
you could consider it to be a sketch pad for writing music.
However, in all reality,
I don't think one country should be attacking and hacking other countries,
for the resources to keep extrapolating their world wide web.
And if you've got it written down on paper, not only won't it just disappear as any kind of deletion,
but it's yours, and someone on the other end of online can't say let's use this, it's ours.
seems to be a company wanting to use iPads as the new standard for reading and editing music.
Ever heard about it? What is your opinion about this evolution?
I think it was in the late 80's when a musician friend showed me an online service he paid for.
It displayed blank sheet music on your computer screen as if you were writing a symphony.
You could give your notes the sounds of different instruments and then play it.
That amazed me, writing something and then playing it back as part of the writing process.
iPads would be too small to do that, but on an individual level,
you could consider it to be a sketch pad for writing music.
However, in all reality,
I don't think one country should be attacking and hacking other countries,
for the resources to keep extrapolating their world wide web.
And if you've got it written down on paper, not only won't it just disappear as any kind of deletion,
but it's yours, and someone on the other end of online can't say let's use this, it's ours.