I don't think they have used photoshop, Mr.R. In fact, I have seen similar cases many times. Just this week I was in a room with only Macs -and some people, too, ;), even an old Mac laptop was there.
This is Cryptoman's wife. He told me about the app, I am looking forward to using the one for PIANO! I am a new user of mac and I am still trying to get a hang of the apps and of the mac world my friends brag about! ..I am trying to discover garage band and Imovie on my new macmini...
Anyway, I use many vocal excercises for warming up before my concerts. It is great especially when I am away from my piano in a hotel room somewhere or backstage. it's handy, practical and great. I also use the mini piano app to check the key of a song or if we want to change the key due to my cold etc...
There are many more apps I am sure..but like I said mac world is very new to me and I am looking into buying an Ipad. My music director brags about the endless tricks he can do with it. He uses it on stage too....I am seriously looking into it....but maybe it is smart to wait for Ipad3.....
Waiting for your suggestions...
Sorry for the late reply...but better than never right?
If you don't have to do any writing, or use a 3D modeling software like Solidworks, an ipad is a great, lightweight alternative to a laptop. But if you want to get any real work done, lap tops are still the way to go - imo.
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