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Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML
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David Kastrup |
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Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML |
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Wed, 24 Apr 2013 17:27:21 +0200 |
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Andrew Bernard <address@hidden> writes:
> Call me old-fashioned or antique, but despite their ubiquity, iPads
> and Kindles are just too small to read music from at any proper
> distance. There is a reason music scores are on large paper -
> readability. When iPads get to 235 x 310 mm screens (Klavierformat
> piano score paper size) then maybe it will be good. So I can't see
> where the convenience lies.
The size requirements decrease when the music stand does its own
page-flipping since then you have much less dormant screen estate.
However, currently the choice is between slow updating screens (not well
suited for frequent page flipping, let alone continuous scrolling) and
comparatively low-contrast devices that are not overly convenient for
concert lighting conditions.
I'm pretty sure that there are fundamental changes for music handling
possible. But we're not there yet.
--
David Kastrup
- some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Klaus Föhl, 2013/04/22
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Klaus Föhl, 2013/04/22
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Janek Warchoł, 2013/04/23
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Vaughan McAlley, 2013/04/24
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Andrew Bernard, 2013/04/24
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML,
David Kastrup <=
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Carl Peterson, 2013/04/24
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Andrew Bernard, 2013/04/24
- Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Andrew Bernard, 2013/04/24
Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Klaus Föhl, 2013/04/23
Re: some Musikmesse and MusicXML, Klaus Föhl, 2013/04/24