This was really an excellent idea.

#harp

@paulk does this work with more than one page, too? How do you turn pages?
@andijah I simply swipe the screen right to left. I could also get a bluetooth page turner, connect that to the deivce and use that with a foot but I'm fine with the swipe.
@paulk interesting. Recently @tewe and I talked about tablets and sheet music and my take was that the remarkable is probably not the best solution.
Very interesting to see you working with it!

@andijah I looked at my ancient ipad (9") and that's just too small. I looked at 12"android tablets and they're either poorly made or VERY costly. This 10.5" remarkable 2 runs forever on a charge and is very clear. I was always looking for the right folder (Ordner) with the right printer sheet music. Now I tap the right folder on the screen, tap the PDF and I'm good to go.
You may have seen the extra thingy on the case: that's a small LED light for evening playing. It's perfect.

@tewe

@paulk I'm happy with my large samsung tablet, but yes, it was expensive.
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
@tewe

@paulk
@andijah

Nice to see it's working!

So you don't have an extra App to view sheet music?
Can you install Android Apps on this device? As I have a well maintained database for alle the music I play in different orchestras I really like to use this also on a new device. The App I use is MobileSheets.

@tewe A reMarkable doesn't have applications like Android or IOS; it's running its own Linux version. It's not an Android device. I just put PDFs on it which display natively.

@andijah