Does this exist. Music holder for a boom mic stand

Axe_meister

I have a boom mix stand so I can sing and play guitar. However I can's seem to find a sheet music stand that will clip onto the horizontal boom so the music can be at head height.
As I'm at the beginning of my singing journey, having the music down low puts strain on by vocal chords.

Any ideas, can't seem to find anything.

midiman1962

iPad clamp  with any of the various lyric/ music apps . I use an iPad mini with www.Setlistsapp.com - best thing I did getting rid of all those a4 folders 

Philtheguitar

Do you mean something like this?

https://www.thomann.de/gb/km_1152_noten_konzepthalter.htm?glp=1&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg7zmvbD_ggMVvopQBh278glZEAQYASABEgIRKPD_BwE

stickyfiddle

Philtheguitar said:

Do you mean something like this?

https://www.thomann.de/gb/km_1152_noten_konzepthalter.htm?glp=1&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg7zmvbD_ggMVvopQBh278glZEAQYASABEgIRKPD_BwE

This - K&M was my first thought. They make something for virtually every application

Axe_meister

That think looks far to heavy to clip on a horizontal boom mic stand. Without the whole thing tipping over.
I just need to hold a laminated sheet of paper just behind the microphone.

BillDL

You definitely don't want something that is being marketed as "made from hardwearing metal".  How about the lightweight sheet music clip-on attachments shown here and in the embedded video on the page:

https://www.gravitystands.com/en/products/music-stands/20941/ns-ms-03

https://www.gear4music.com/Woodwind-Brass-Strings/Gravity-GNSMS03-Foldable-Traveller-Music-Stand/3P2C

https://www.simplysoundandlighting.co.uk/products/gravity-ns-ms-03-foldable-traveler-sheet-music-holder

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296046774144

Axe_meister said:
I just need to hold a laminated sheet of paper just behind the microphone.

Personally speaking I would avoid putting a laminated sheet directly behind the microphone or you could end up with some weird unwanted high frequency sounds being reflected back into the mic.

Axe_meister

Sound quality is not the issue at the moment, just practicing singing with headphones, and my lyric recall is shit.
And being 50+ my eyesight is shit and I need to train my posture to prevent straining my voice.

BillDL

Given your explanation I would be looking around the house for everyday things to make a bracket / arm.  One of those wider jawed clothes pegs with the rubber inserts should go wide enough to clamp onto the boom part of your stand.  Stiff copper wire and glue or tape, or perhaps something like wooden barbecue skewers, and a crocodile clip or smaller clothes peg to hold the laminated lyric sheet, could all be cobbled together into an arm to hold it where you need.  I've spent most of my life improvising gadgets and tools because I either couldn't afford a ready made solution or that there was no existing ready made solution.