Recent content by Phil Smith

This is the very reason I created iGigBook, whether it's the changes or standard notation, you need a tool that lets you get access to all of that in seconds.

The issue isn't whether you can "show" the heads, you cannot distribute copyrighted material without the appropriate licensing.

It's the Book Transpose Feature, and more information about it is here: Book Transpose Feature

Here's one...

There isn't a lot of index maneuvering when you start with a PDF that has all of the pages present and in the correct order. If you select a song from a PDF and some other song appears you only have indicate the page number the you visibly see on the music which corrects that, but you must...

Why do all of that work when you don't have to? :cool:

For scanner options I would look for a used Fugitsu SnapScan iX500. This scanner is compact and fast, 25 ppm duplex and the sheet feeder works well. I've scanned a 488 unbound Real Book in less than 5 minutes. As for software, just ask me about iGigBook.

We have an index for most of the Hal Leonard Real Book series...6th Edition, Vol II 2nd Edition, Vol III 2nd Edition, Vol IV, Vol V and Vol VI.

We've created indexes for over 90 different Real Books and Fake Books, you can view the list here: Current PDF Book Index List - i Gig Book The issue some users have with the indexes is that they download PDF files from the internet which oftentimes do not have all the pages present and in the...

Post a message in the iGigBook Wish List section of the forum or tap the heart icon and send us a message and provide more detail of how you envision this working.

You can already do this via the Gig Set View, by pressing and holding any set list item. The standard iOS share dialog allows you to save, print or share with another app.

There is no "iGig pro", it's iGigBook Sheet Music Manager.

I've played a regular outdoor theater gig during summer afternoons for years and never had a problem with the battery lasting for any iPad starting with the 1st gen that was available in 2010.

The best low-cost option would be a used iPad Pro 12.9 1st Gen.

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