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Cheat sheet apps for iPad

Oct 7, 2000
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Can you guys recommend any apps where I can create my own cheat sheets?

I don't need notation, cuz I can't read :)... but need something where I can create my own fake book like cheat sheets and be able to quickly access songs. The simpler, the better. Thanks.
 
Can you guys recommend any apps where I can create my own cheat sheets?

I don't need notation, cuz I can't read :)... but need something where I can create my own fake book like cheat sheets and be able to quickly access songs. The simpler, the better. Thanks.

Setlists by Bombing Brain. It's text based (not PDF or some other propietary format), so you can render what you like on the screen whether is be song notes, lyrics, chord progressions and tab (within limits), etc. Additionally, it has a teleprompter like interface that you can see from halfway across stage. Finally, the app can be controlled with a bluetooth footswitch "page tuner" pedal.

It's also got a song catalog and setlist builder function. Enter the song once, reuse over an infinite number of setlists. Super easy to use. I've been using this app for a few years now and don't leave home without it!
 
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