Double-tap to toggle controls ON – prevents a single middle tap causing trouble.Swipe controls OFF – prevents a tap on the right turning into a swipe *to* the right.Settings are found in the Forscore menu, top right of the menu bar. These are suggestions built up over five years of use, but the user may wish to tailor them to their own preferences. Silent Mode (avoids embarrassing sound alerts in the quiet bit in Music of the Night) Forscore Settings.Do Not Disturb (avoids embarrassing messages flashing up on the screen).
Forscore is optimised for sheet music and will not fail you.
Do not use iBooks, PDFReader or similar. Recommended (and cheapest) option is this one. Recommended tool for easy page turns, even without bars rest. Essential tool for marking up scores quickly. Any iPad made since 2016 which is compatible with Apple Pencil will be good enough to use. 12.9” screen is best for two-stave instruments (eg piano/harp), 9.7” minimum for single-stave instruments, and ideal for singers. In general bigger is better, but you don’t need huge processing power or storage. It’s the industry standard, and you’ll find the software available for iPad over other tablets is superior. So, you’ve seen all the cool cats playing and singing from tablets, and you want a slice of the action? Well, look no further – here’s LMTO’s guide to using a tablet for reading sheet music. 
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