ASUS Eee 12" Slate for Musicians? I'm currently using an iPad for my music charts and notation. It works OK, but the charts are a little small. Are there any musicians using this slate, and if so, are there any known applications that would allow easy access to a set list of songs without multiple clicks and taps? A full computer would make it a lot easier to download music charts and mp3's than my iPad. ASUS Eee 12" Slate for Musicians? I'm currently using an iPad for my music charts and notation. It works OK, but the charts are a little small. Are there any musicians using this slate,... » Read More ASUS Eee 12" Slate for Musicians? I'm currently using an iPad for my music charts and notation. It works OK, but the charts are a little small. Are there any musicians using this slate, and if so, are there any known applications that would allow easy access to a set list of songs without multiple clicks and taps? A full computer would make it a lot easier to download music charts and mp3's than my iPad. « Show Less
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Hi,The EP121 is a normal Windows PC so any program that works on a regular PC that you may be using already will work (provided that it's compatible with Windows 7 64 bits). If you are not already using any of these programs, then you can do your research and try any program on a regular PC before you buy the EP121. Maybe look in the Intel AppUp Center, you may find something there (it's the app download center for Windows-based tablets). There is also a very active forum for the EP121 on Tablet PC Reviews. Maybe ask your question again there. To find it, just search for "ep121 tablet pc reviews". Sorry, we can't post web addresses on Amazon...Hope this helps!Good luck! Hi,The EP121 is a normal Windows PC so any program that works on a regular PC that you may be using already will work (provided that it's compatible with Windows 7 64 bits). If you are not already using any of these programs, then you can do your research and try any program on a regular PC before you buy the EP121. Maybe look in the Intel AppUp Center, you may find something there (it's the app download center for Windows-based tablets). There is also a very active forum for the EP121 on Tablet PC Reviews. Maybe ask your question again there. To find it, just search for... » Read More Hi,The EP121 is a normal Windows PC so any program that works on a regular PC that you may be using already will work (provided that it's compatible with Windows 7 64 bits). If you are not already using any of these programs, then you can do your research and try any program on a regular PC before you buy the EP121. Maybe look in the Intel AppUp Center, you may find something there (it's the app download center for Windows-based tablets). There is also a very active forum for the EP121 on Tablet PC Reviews. Maybe ask your question again there. To find it, just search for "ep121 tablet pc reviews". Sorry, we can't post web addresses on Amazon...Hope this helps!Good luck! « Show Less
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For anyone to answer your question, you'd need to provide the hardware and OS of your "guitar tab app" and the name/version of the actual app.The worship leader at our church uses this footswitch with his iPad to advance pages in a pdf document (the chord charts).
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On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or crackle etc. Good luck! It is a cool idea... I hope it works for you. On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or... » Read More On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or crackle etc. Good luck! It is a cool idea... I hope it works for you. « Show Less
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This is for Windows or Mac OS, it is not for an iPad. There is a version of Sketchbook for the Ipad from the Apple App Store, but it is not the same as this.
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Point taken. I can't understand the craze for iPad and really want to make sure I am getting a truly productive tool for my arsenal. Thanks!
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This was my favorite mp3 player, but the updates became obsolete, so I had to find a new one. Right now, I have the Sansa Clip+ 8 gb mp3 player and love it. It is not as glitzy as the ipods or even the E280, but it gets the job done -- that is if you only want to play music on it. Otherwise, you will have to find another player. I am not sure about the Macbook download issue, so I can't answer that part of the question. Sorry. Hope you find the answers you are seeking.
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i have bought these LeapPad's for my grand daughters for Christmas so don't really know much about them. I do believe there is a MP3 App enabling music to be downloaded along with videos etc and am told the App is very good. Sorry I cant be much more helpful. Maybe you could "Google" more info
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No offense, but when you compare EEE slate with iPad, you already put one foot in the wrong hole...EEE slate is a full feature Windows 7 computer, while iPad contains wheelchair iOS. (I mean, there are just so many limitation on iOS, why people are still liking it?)
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I agree with Sunesis, this is vary legacy and they don't have new drivers for newer hardware. It's a awesome interface but don't get it if you only plan to use the Ipad. If you need something close to this go with a iTrack solo seeing it's built for iPad I think they are up here for maybe 10 bucks more (USD) used. It will be worth the extra bucks in the long run with compatibility.
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I don't really know I tried to Google the question but my slatebook is being program crash prone at the moment. If you have access to a computer just Google HP Slatebook 10 look for the official website there are other before it that are selling sites.
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Here's a video of iGigBook a iPad sheet music reader app that indexes many of the books that musicians use on gigs so that they can quickly search for tunes by song title or composer. The company also created a companion app called iGigBook Pager which turns any iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless page turner.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4jmELJD5z0
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Need to go into a computer. It's perfect for composing, using in home. I don't use it on gigs. The great thing, is that there is plenty of software out there that allows for it with pretty amazing sound banks. I use MAINSTAGE. It also comes with a CD to load into your system to use it's own software (I don't use it). Hope that helps Sandy
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Believe it or not, we don't use this for music but rather lights. We use a great Mac app called Chameleon. Using the Behringer with that program, yes, we can page over for other settings. Not much help, but there you go. Have you checked YouTube for someone showing theirs off?
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@E - thanks. So many things coming out at once, I just wanted to be sure I would waste my time if it operated like an iPad. I love my ASUS Notebook G50VT and want to expand my options.
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This cannot connect right into an ipad since it is built to connect into a computer. You would need something to handle the USB, or a midi output from another MPC to connect to the iPad. You could try the Maschine app or something else to get a drum pad into your iPad. http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/maschine/maschine-for-ios/imaschine/
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I use it for a drawing application, Smartdraw, I found it was no better or worse than others. I had an ASUS Slate pc before. I have not used it on the programs you listed. Good luck
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Good day Ed.. Songwriter is fun and productive to use if you need to print out quality sheet music, use MIDI device and saveaudio files for the money $$ it's really hard to beat. If you need to compare Finale $$$ go to Finale's websiteand look at product compare information. Also, use your manual and online instructions for the best results.Enjoy, Joseph