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The Top Styluses for iPad/iOS, Android and Microsoft Surfaces I’ve collected a few that stand out to me, and have broken them down by Apple iPads, Android equipped tablets (like Samsung Galaxy Notes), and Microsoft Surfaces. But some are optimized for specific tablets and software. Many stylus’ (styli?) are universal and perform basic functions on all touch screen devices. All have different things to offer, and pros and cons to each. There are literally hundreds of stylus pens on the market.
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Whether you’re taking hand written notes in OnSong, or are editing scores in software like forScore, a stylus can greatly simplify your life. These are pen-like interactive tools to use with your tablets. They’re not the little toothpicks you may remember from old Palm Pilots or BlackBerry phones. Why You Should Be Using A Stylus With Your Tablet It’s a good-not-great solution for replacing notes on physical paper. And the placement of text isn’t always where you need it. But typing on a tablet isn’t the same (read: not as quick or convenient) as a real keyboard.
Most apps have some sort of virtual keyboard. Note taking was slightly more challenging though. Easily change to the next chart with a swipe (or hands-free without needing to swipe at all). You could store charts and sheet music on the tablet. I would actually keep some of these notes on the (paper) set list during the gig.īut as technology advanced tablets started to replace notebooks and paper.
Relying on memory for parts or arrangements from a single practice or rehearsal isn’t a great idea. When I started playing in bands, I would carry around blank tab sheets, a note book, and a pen (nothing says confidence like writing in pen!). (WARNING: Incoming “back in my day.” story)
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