iPad Software for Lead Sheets? What do you use?

[RoxKeller]

I have used Unrealbook sucessfully for over 3 years with my ipad

 

[TheLowDown33]

Wow I might actually be outdated, but I write mine out in MuseScore beforehand and then just store the PDFs on my iPad. Easy to organize them into folders per gig too, and then I have a record of what we played last time.

 

[Bijoux]

For Score all the way!

 

[74hc]

I use Piascore, but would probably shell out the $10 if I upgrade to a 12" iPad.

 

[Frankie Fender]

Another vote for iReal Pro.

 

[stingray78]

Another happy forScore user here.

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

ForScore. I make my own charts in OpenOffice, export them as PDFs, then just drag and drop the PDFs into iTunes.

 

[CryingBass]

YIKES! That IS pricey. $30.00. Somebody's making money....

Try owning a software company and see if you think the same thing

 

[PaulCISSA]

Try owning a software company and see if you think the same thing

Yep, I can imagine.

 

[lokikallas]

I use preview to organize PDFs and iBooks to display and sort.

 

[instrumentlevel]

Onsong. One thing I love is that it has support for lots of different Bluetooth and wired pedals. I have a 4 switch pedal, and have them mapped to scroll forward, back, as well as turn on a metronome, and go into “autoscroll” mode (where it scrolls the whole thing to a preset duration). But there are lots of other parameters one can control. Very cool.

 

[bassliner50]

99% Old school ink on paper.

 

[Phil Smith]

Have you looked at iGigBook? That’s what I use, though for me the prime advantage is that comes with premade indexes for most of the common jazz fakebooks.

Great choice if I must say so myself! We've recently added a cool drawing tool.

 

[oren]

Great choice if I must say so myself! We've recently added a cool drawing tool.

I’ll check that out, thanks! Love the app!