Sheet music for tablets

Your music, open like a book.

Put two or three tablets side by side. Each one shows a page, and they turn together, so you see a whole spread at once on stage. Android, iPad, or both – you're not limited to one platform in this SheetShow.

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Book mode

Most readers show one page at a time. SheetShow lets your tablets work together, so you turn half as often and always see what comes next.

Pick a place for each tablet

Left, middle or right. With two tablets you see pages 1 and 2; with three, pages 1, 2 and 3.

Turn on either one

Tap or swipe on any tablet and they all move to the next spread together. Every file starts on the left tablet.

Keep playing if one drops out

If a tablet goes away, the others carry on with single pages, and the spread comes back by itself when it reconnects.

The Two or three tablets dialog: choose LEFT, MIDDLE or RIGHT, and pair tablets permanently — **Set up in one tap.** Choose this tablet's place; pair them once to share a library.

Screenshots

A look at SheetShow on Android tablets and iPad.

A page with a yellow and a green highlighter band, edit toolbar at the top — **Highlighter.** Mark your line in any colour.

A red pen bracket drawn around a system, edit toolbar at the top — **Pen.** Write right on the music.

The stamp menu open with clefs, accidentals, coda and repeat signs placed on the page — **Stamps.** Clefs, accidentals, repeats, coda and more.

The library with folders and files — **Library.** Folders as setlists, details and tags.

Edit page: a scanned page with crop handles, turn buttons and a straighten slider — **Page fixes.** Turn, straighten and crop a crooked scan.

A metronome mark at 120 on the page and its settings: pulse, runs until, size, click sound — **Metronome marks.** The tempo, right on the page.

The reader with the setlist panel open, listing three files — **On stage.** Jump to any file in the setlist.

Split into pieces: page thumbnails with the start of each piece marked and titled — **Split a songbook.** One PDF becomes separate files.

The page slider along the bottom, with a barline at the start of each file in the setlist — **Setlist slider.** The whole set on one line; barlines mark where each file starts.

Current features

What SheetShow does today: a library, a reader for live performance, and tools for marking up your parts. More is on the way.

Library and setlists

Folders work like setlists: put your files in order and play straight through. Add composer, key, year, genre, arrangement and tags; search, sort, and browse by composer, genre or tag.

Notes on the page

Pen, highlighter and an eraser that removes just the part you rub over. Keep your favourite colours one tap away, or mix any colour. Undo and redo. Your notes never change the original PDF.

Stamps

A full set of music stamps: dynamics from ppp to fff, accents and bowings, fermatas, tempo words, ornaments, clefs, accidentals, repeats, segno and coda. Put your favourites in the toolbar and pick the size.

Bookmarks and shortcuts

Bookmark pages in a setlist, and link a repeat or coda to where it goes with a tap-to-jump circle, with an optional jump back.

Metronome marks

Place a tempo on the page. Tap it to see the beat flash, with an optional click, and choose whether it stops at the page turn or the next mark.

Page fixes

Turn, straighten and crop crooked scans. Clean up faint scans with whiter paper and darker notes, plus an optional sepia tint.

Scan with the camera

Photograph a paper part and it becomes a PDF in your library, pages in order. Add its details as you save it.

Bring your library along

Import backups from MobileSheets and Obbligato, and split a combined PDF or a whole songbook into separate files.

Export

Save files or whole setlists as PDFs, with your notes included or left out.

Sync between your tablets

Pair your tablets once and your library, setlists and notes stay the same on all of them, directly over your Wi-Fi. No account, no cloud.

Android and iPad

Mix and match: an Android tablet and an iPad can share a library and play in book mode together.

Private by design

No sign-up, no ads, no tracking. Your music stays on your tablets. Privacy policy

Coming soon

SheetShow is in testing now and will be available for Android tablets and iPad.

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