Using an iPad as a musician in 2024

These days I've stopped using paper music entirely and have gone completely digital. In this video I talk of upgrading to the larger 12.9 iPad four years ago and offer some thoughts on whether using a tablet for sheet music is something you want to do. Definitely check out my other videos talking about iPads (and about forScore, which to me is the best app for reading sheet music and the reason I got an iPad in the first place): https://www.harptuesday.com/category/forscore-ipad/ Get free sheet music and stay up-to-date on what I'm doing by signing up to my email newsletter at https://joshlayne.com/connect.html Support from my patrons helped make this video possible - if you would like to help support future videos you can become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/joshlayne Visit http://www.joshlayne.com/harptuesday for a searchable list of all Harp Tuesday episodes! Follow me on instagram https://instagram.com/joshlayneharp/ I offer Skype lessons and coaching: http://www.joshlayne.com/lessons.html Questions or comments? You can email me at [email protected] Thanks for watching! Cheers, Josh Layne http://www.joshlayne.com 0:00 Introduction - my last 9 years with an iPad 0:57 Has my iPad ever crashed - two common questions 2:31 How to import a huge paper collection - two common questions 4:13 Cost - a common concern 5:30 I love the screen and pencil experience on the iPad 7:10 Page turns on an iPad and in paper 9:45 Your experience with tech and how it might play into using an iPad or not 11:31 intro from episode 198 :) 11:39 What iPad should you get? 11:56 Two things the iPad does best 13:27 One thing paper music does best 14:45 What if iPads were free? 16:03 Breaking down the cost 17:43 What to look for in older iPads 18:25 The cost per year of using an iPad 19:25 Conclusion #ipad #musician #digitalsheetmusic