What version of iPad do you recommend for using OnSong?
OnSong currently works with any iOS device that can run iOS 9 and higher. Because of this, current versions of OnSong
no longer supports the original iPad 1 which is locked at iOS 5.1. While OnSong can run on older hardware, we recommend purchasing a newer iPad to attain the longest duration of support from Apple and OnSong. If you are purchasing a new iPad, we recommend an iPad Air or higher. However, the
latest generation of non-pro iPads have 10x the performance of older iPads for around $300 USD.
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Will OnSong work with my iPad model and with my iOS version?
OnSong is currently able to operate on iPad 2's and up. OnSong also currently supports iOS 9 and up. If your iPad fits both of these descriptions, then OnSong will work on your device. However, that being said, we officially recommend purchasing and ...
What iPad or iPhone do I need to run OnSong?
OnSong supports iOS 9 and higher devices. This means that it can run on iPad 2 and newer, as well as iPhone 4s and higher. However, we are planning to drop support for iOS 9. and 10 devices in early 2020., The reason is simple. We can't support the ...
Why can't I sign into Dropbox anymore on my iPad 2 or iPad 3 running iOS 9?
OnSong allows you to import content using a variety of content providers and storage services such as Dropbox. When you sign into these services, the screen that appears is provided by the storage service and OnSong has no control over the ...
How do I determine what version of OnSong I am using?
OnSong is constantly being updated with new features and improvements for live performance. By default, iOS and iPadOS will automatically update your apps when available. We recommend that you disable automatic app updates so that you can update when ...
Notes and Best Practices regarding iOS and OnSong
Best Practice It's best to wait to update your version of an operating system as it can cause issues that impact live performance. Always make sure to backup your device as well as backup your OnSong library before installing any update. It's good ...