Apps similar to MobileSheets include Maestro LivebookPRO, which has a free version. Other options are forScore, SheetScroll, Scorly and Setliner. In total there are five apps like MobileSheets for Android, Mac, Windows, Linux and the web.
Maestro Livebook is a web app for musicians to display, organize and synchronize sheet music, lyrics, chords and setlists on stage and during rehearsal. Real-time sync across multiple screens, fullscreen display, master/slave mode, TV and MIDI support.
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With forScore, your sheet music has never been better—it’s everything you can do with paper, and so much more.
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SheetScroll is a sheet music reader with a hands-free, automatic page turner. It listens as you play, through the microphone or MIDI, and turns the page two beats before the end of the page, never early.
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A sheet music reader for Android tablets: import the PDFs and photographs of music you already own, annotate them, and read them from a stand while you play.
Setliner keeps your chord charts and setlists together and runs them on stage, with transposing, auto-scroll and foot-pedal control, all offline. It has setups for teams and tools for practice.
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