music notation software for ipad pro using ipencil

If I actually measure the screen it is about 7.75 x 10.35, which is about 90% of an 8.5 x 11 sheet.

They tell you the size is '12.9' but that is a diagonal measurement. I use an iPad Pro which is fairly close to 8.5x 11 size, but not quite. If you want a portable viewer, though, a tablet on a music stand or mic stand is very useful. Posted by Laurence Payne - 29 Aug 09:07AM Re: OT: Graphics tablet larger than Ipad Pro for displaying music What graphics tablets are available that suit my requirements? I don't want to spend an arm and a leg, but could afford the equivalent cost approximately of an Ipad Pro. The graphics tablet would most probably have Windows 10 on it, and of course I would need a very easily navigable PDF reader, that perhaps is orientated towards notating PDF's of sheet music. I have absolutely no idea of where to start searching. I assume that such graphics tablets exist, but there is the rub. Rather than printing the music, (there are over 20,000 pages of piano music, and that is just the piano music), I want to purchase a graphics tablet that is larger than an Ipad Pro, preferably almost up to an A3 size, so that I can import all the PDF files, catalogue them, and use the graphics tablet for display, playing, and study purposes. I have about 30 of the CD sheet music CD's, which contain PDf files. I hope I can be allowed to ask a slightly OT question here. Re: OT: Graphics tablet larger than Ipad Pro fo.

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Music notation software for ipad pro using ipencil