On 1/27/2012 5:29 PM, Carlee Marrer-Tising wrote:
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> Thanks so much for this information and the tips, David! I have a Canon
> printer, so I will have to check to see what the DPI is with which
> setting. Your info. will make it a lot easier for me.
> You have sure had to go to a lot of work to get the Hal Leonard Real
> Books easier to work with.
> I asked in the music store yesterday if they had the AirTurn products.
> They didn't. I may be able to get them online, though.
> I'll also search the web or PDFs of some of my music--great idea!
No music store except possibly a huge one in a major metropolitan area
will have any iPad related music accessories. Visit
http://airturninc989.corecommerce.com/iPad-Stands-c19/ and check out the
GigEasy stands. I bought the version with the mic-stand arm (costs $85)
so that I can use it alone on the top of a mic stand, or I can use it
clamped to a mic stand while also having the mic in the usual place. Or
I can use it clamped to a Manhasset stand and use recording software on
the iPad while reading printed music on the Manhasset stand.
Enjoy!
David
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David H. Bailey
dhbailey@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
