> Picky, picky! But great ideas for version 2.0. Best to start with a "bare > bones" version, since "starving musician" is an oxymoron. > > I've no idea why it isn't already indispensable equipment for pianists. It > would need a very good, stiff case so it could be carried without risk, and > backup batteries. (Nightmare -- half-way through the performance, the gadget > dims out because the cord wouldn't reach ...) > > Susan > I dunno, the device you're describing sounds an awful lot like the one I'm currently pecking my message into....... LCD display, microphone built in, able to display staff notation and tuning data, weighs 4 pounds, stinky battery life. Hmmmm, if this device catches on, music scores will be known as "screen plays" 8-) ouch! Also, for anyone interested, I found the Van Koevering homepage, http://www.vankoevering.com/ makers of the digital with the flat-screen display built into the music rack. .......and now back to the incredibly serious piano discussion already in progress....... Regards, Rob Kiddell RPT Edmonton, Alberta, Canada atonal@planet.eon.net
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