iPad app for notes? Not notation!

[jrixn1]

Use the right tool for the job (i.e. a set list app)!

 

I use Piascore which is just like forScore, but free.  I do have a paid version of forScore - but prefer Piascore.

 

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/piascore-hd/id406141702

[bearhart74]

microsoft one note works great

[paul_5]

1 hour ago, bearhart74 said:

microsoft one note works great

…for Adam Clayton

[Cliff Edge]

3 hours ago, bearhart74 said:

microsoft one note works great

That’s like saying a VW Beetle makes a good boat. It floats, but not for long. 

[SuperSeagull]

It’s not free but OnSong is excellent for pdfs and it’s own format charts as well. I’ve used it as you’ve described before with a some handwritten and some typed notes just saved as pdfs. 

[xgsjx]

I tend to take screenshots on my iPad or iPhone (in playlist order) & just swipe.  Though as we only play about 4-5 songs in a set, I just learn them.

[stingraybassman]

Probably overkill, but Notability is hands down the best iPad note taking app. Saw Good-notes mentioned above, its ok, but not close.

 

 

 

[furym]

I would second the vote for GoodNotes. I use it for music notes and for teaching school. Import pdf, images, and write on any of them. Apple Pencil is great if it works with your iPad (not sure what version you are using) but you can use your finger pretty well to make notations in GoodNotes also.

It is also easy to rearrange pages.

Edited November 10, 2021 by furym

[stingraybassman]

9 minutes ago, furym said:

I would second the vote for GoodNotes. I use it for music notes and for teaching school. Import pdf, images, and write on any of them. Apple Pencil is great if it works with your iPad (not sure what version you are using) but you can use your finger pretty well to make notations in GoodNotes also.

It is also easy to rearrange pages.

Notability is basically the same, but better 🤪