Source of Fakebooks in PDF format?

[jgkeffer]

I own a number of published Leadsheet Fakebooks in Print. I'm very interested in the possibilities presented by the iGigbook App, but it's my understanding that I still have to provide the actual PDF copies of the fakebooks. I've searched multiple time online with little if any success in locating a source for this essential data. Obviously, my scanning thousands of pages from my printed books is not reasonable, so I assume that I can purchase the digital versions to go along with my print editions somewhere. Can you give me a source or sources for these digital issues? The cost of the App is certainly reasonable, and the idea of being able to have quick indexed access to all of my American Songbook standards, as well as collections of Broadway and movie hits and various eras of popular music is very appealing. I'd like to see some using the app to be able to assess it's readability, and ease of use. I'm aware of the page turning App, but can't say I understand completely how it functions.

Any and all help you can provide me will be greatly appeciated. Thank You!!

Jim Keffer

[Phil Smith]

We don't have any leads as to where you can get sheet music, that's on you, most of the people that purchase the app do so because they have sheet music that they want to manage in the form of single sheets of music of entire books in PDF format. The best thing to do is to ask the publisher of a piece of sheet music or of a book, if that item is available as a PDF.