I'm much taken with the look of this tablet-sized form of electronic sheet music display. See their very descriptive website : http://www.freehandsystems.com/index.html I've posted this on a couple of sites in UK but nobody's come across it yet here. So I'm hoping that there might be one or two US members here who might have.
Like many others I play only from music, and when out gigging have a constant battle at the end of one song to turn the page (maybe several pages), select new style, see what key it's in, work out an appropiate progressive modulation, still keep playing and singing current song etc etc all at once.
I've tried to speed things up by using mainly the excellent Busker books (Fake books popular in UK), putting 5/600 of the most used songs on progressive registration banks (usually about 8 or 9 Banks per book of 101 songs), using those coloured reinforced Index strips to mark next song and using the MFC10 pedalboard (which I found hard at first but now wouldn't be without). In addition, I find the PSR3k's musicstand is so awful that I had to buy a heavy duty orchestral stand sturdy enough to take a music desk light and some of the 'Jumbo' books.
I'd thought of using a laptop but that's landscape not portrait format. Displaying 2 facing pages in Full Screen View makes everything too small to read.
This piece of kit looks impressive but expensive. Anybody got any experience of it? No UK agents for it. Nearest is Netherlands. Grateful for any opinions.
Freddie


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