iPad app for Setlists and Song Lyrics?

[baimun]

There are several out there in the iTunes store. What are you guys using? What do you like or not like about the different apps?

This OnSong looks promising. http://ipadinsight.com/ipad-app-reviews/onsong-for-ipad-a-tidy-solution-for-the-working-musician/

 

[Mark Wein]

We use OnSong. It works and you can sync everyones iPads on stage.

 

[baimun]

I got the iPad Mini 2 for a little over $200 at Meijer. They have a promotion where if you buy the $265 16 gig version, or the $310 32 gig version, you get a coupon for $100 your next purchase. We grocery shop at Meijer and usually spend $120-$180, so this week's groceries are already paid for.

 

[smurfco]

Noooooooo

 

[baimun]

Noooooooo

Not for live.... for practice.

Live, the iPad will be used by the sound guy to control the mixer. But right now I'm using my computer and dragging a bunch of printed out sheets to practice. Having it on the iPad to practice in whatever room I want and being able to easily pull up any of our songs at practice will be beneficial.

 

[Modern Saint]

I use Onsong.

Been using it since I bought my iPad 3 years ago.

 

[Gary Blanchard]

I use my netbook, Powerpoint, and a foot pedal. I keep the netbook a bit away from me and need the font large, so I usually have one verse per PPT slide. The foot pedal helps me scroll through. My memory, especially for new songs, needs jogging, so I can glance at the screen for a cue when I need it. I like it so much more that the binder right in front of me.