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Hello! I am a member of team Turning Point in my engineering design and development course.
The goal of the course is find a problem to solve, justify the problem, and develop a solution to that problem.

We are in the process of justifying out problem which is "Musicians, especially those who require both hands to play their instrument, have difficulties when trying to turn their music pages while playing, which can interrupt their performance or practice."

We have compiled a short, 6-question survey pertaining to this issue, and we would greatly appreciate any responses!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... sp=sf_link

should I be honest when answering or politically correct when answering?

and remember people, let's be careful out there.....and not click on any links put out there by folks you don't know.

Planetguy wrote:and remember people, let's be careful out there.....and not click on any links put out there by folks you don't know.

i'm familiar with google docs. could it still be bad? idk. serious question.

To the OP: I'm pretty much the only person who regularly visits the forum and who uses scores (you wouldn't need a "page-turner" for charts or lead sheets), but as P-Guy notes, I'm not the sort to blindly click links posted by folks I don't know. If you have a short survey, post it here and I'll post a reply. But honestly, I've never needed a device to turn the pages of a score.

But you know if you were playing out of a 400 page songbook
Trying to learn Wasted Time

It would be nice not to have to have the page corners bent
ready to flip the page over while still playing in realtime