Orpheus is a simple and effective digital sheet music app for musicians. No more 3 ring binders or display books full of paper... use Orpheus to store all your digital sheet music, and access it on the fly. == Features == * Set Lists Function * Quick search * Sync with Dropbox * Hands Free page turn with AirTurn BT-105 * Basic Annotations Function (beta) Simple, intuitive, user-friendly design. This...

AirTurn TV Host Hugh Sung and co-host Megan Samson announce AirTurn at the SXSW 2014 Music Gear Expo in Austin, Texas. AirTurn will be exhibiting in Booth #107 at the Austin Convention Center, offering special deals on its line of wireless page turning pedals and mounts for tablets and smartphones. March 13-15 11am-6pm each day, free admission and open to the public. See you there!)

AirTurn TV host Hugh Sung interviews James Brawner from Journey Instruments, creator of the Overhead Travel Guitar. The Overhead features a unique collapsible design that ensures a rich sounding acoustic guitar can fit in the overhead compartment of an airplane. The Overhead comes with a terrific travel bag that has enough pockets to fit all the gear a gigging musician needs, including enough pocket room for an AirTurn BT-105 wireless...

Sander Feinberg posts a video of AirTurn VP and Co-Founder Hugh Sung demonstrating the Manos Mount universtal tablet holder at Macworld 2014 in San Francisco. Hugh demonstrates how the Manos Mount is designed after the world's perfect holder: the human hand, which gives it the ability to hold a wide range of devices from the iPad Mini to the iPad Air.The Manos Mount's wide fingers allow it to grip tablets...

While at the MacWorld Expo, writer James Galbraith highlights some companies who are working to add some musicality to Macs. One in particular that was noteworthy is AirTurn, makers of the hands-free, wireless, page-turning foot-pedal, the BT-105. AirTurn is also demonstrating an exciting iPad remote control device, called the DIGIT II, as well as a universal tablet holder, called the Manos Mount. http://www.macworld.com/article/2137472/expo-notes-making-the-mac-and-ipad-and-iphone-more-musical.html

Reviewer Kyle Ragan of Guitar Connection Magazine has wonderful things to say about AirTurn's page-turning device, namely the 4-pedal, BT-105. Watch this video assessment as he also demos the product, using the extra pedals to control various features of his favorite apps, and see why he finds the BT-105 to be an essential piece for musicians reading digitized scores. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D83zXAvMUs

Read Rick Levine's review of the AirTurn Manos Mount, a universal tablet mount which was designed to hold and grip a tablet in the same manner as a pair of hands. This article thoroughly details how the mount works, its features, dimensions, and the special replacement tips intended exclusively for the iPad Air. Click here for the Review

David Temple from TechnologyTell introduces the AirTurn DIGIT II, a small remote controller about the size of a key fob which gives you the ability to control page turns and Keynote presentations, first seen at the 2014 Macworld/iWorld Convention.Click here for Review

AirTurn TV host Hugh Sung presents the AirTurn kiosk at the 2014 Macworld convention's Appalooza section in San Francisco's Moscone Center North building. Check out the latest offerings from AirTurn, including the updated Manos Mount with the new Small Frame Adapter for the iPad Air, the DIGIT BT-105, and the tiny DIGIT II remote for tablets and computers.See how AirTurn products can be used to control multimedia and presentations in...

MyMusicTalk is a social networking site specifically for musicians, providing a great tool for networking, teaching, and finding/hiring for gigs.MyMusicTalk.comMelvin Qui­nones, als­o known as­ Melvin Ll­ord, is th­e CEO &­ Founder ­of MyMusic­Talk Corpo­ration, on­e of the m­ost revolu­tionary mu­sicians co­mmunities ­online. He started­ studying ­saxophone ­by age 11,­ with the ­idea of so­meday play­ing in the­ local chu­rch's band­. He never­ made it t­o that gro­up, but th­at didn't...