Summer reading list from the Sibelius blog
Grab a cool drink and your favorite e-reader, and head to the beach with a roundup of some of the most popular blog posts from the past six months.
Quick tip: Move notes up or down chromatically
Move notes up or down chromatically by using this one little trick. Really.
Making Finale’s output look more like Sibelius (and vice versa)
Trying to achieve a Sibelius look in Finale? Here are a few pointers.
Friday notation roundup: June 13, 2014
A summary of some recent news in the world of music notation software, for your weekend reading pleasure.
Sibelius plug-in: Dangling Ties to Slurs
A Sibelius plug-in can replace dangling ties with slurs, for use in scores where someone has mistakenly entered slurs as ties.
Catch me if you can: UK man sentenced to 20 months in prison on 38 counts of defrauding music professionals worldwide
A UK man has begun serving a prison sentence for committing brazen frauds against composers, orchestrators, and music publishers over the course of several years.
New plug-in: Disguise Score
A new tool that randomizes the music contained within your score allows you to share your file with others to help diagnose problems, while protecting your unique genius.
