• TheRealKuni@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    isn’t that exactly what E-Paper tablets are really good at?

    I would love to use an e-Ink screen, because they play much better with stage lighting.

    However, I’ve yet to see one that can do what I want the iPad to do, sheet-music-wise. I don’t only want to see it, I want to be able to make markings, scan scores, act as a pitch pipe and metronome, have an onscreen keyboard to plunk out the part I’m singing if I’m struggling to read it, etc.

    Edit: Realistically, I could use my phone for the scanning, pitch, metronome, and keyboard. But I want to be able to quickly make markings and the iPad shines at this, especially with the app forScore.

    (That also isn’t the only thing I use my iPad for, just the main excuse I have for owning one. I actually probably will buy the M4 Pro, but mainly because I already have a buyer for my current iPad and because it’s so much lighter.)

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      There are absolutely devices that can do this already.

      We even have Android eink phones now.

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          1 year ago

          reMarkable 2

          Kindle Scribe

          Supernote A6X (Android)

          Onyx Boox Note Air 3 (Android)

          Onyx Boox Tab Ultra (Android)

          Kobo Elipsa

          Lenovo Smart Paper (Android)

          Bigme (Android)

          Huawei MatePad Paper (Android)

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            1 year ago

            Thanks! I remember I didn’t like the Kindle Scribe (though I don’t really remember why). I’ll have to look through the others.

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        We even have Android eink phones now.

        Sure, but I don’t really want to read sheet music off a phone. I need to be able to see the score and the conductor AND look like everyone else in the chorus, so I have to be able to hold it a good distance from my face.

        Edit: Same reason I never bothered to try using my Kindle. 😂