Ask your questions on the Scoring Notes podcast, 2025 edition
An opportunity awaits for you to check an item off of the bucket list and ask a question directly on the Scoring Notes podcast.
Ask your questions on the Scoring Notes podcast
Have you ever listened to an episode of the Scoring Notes podcast and wished you could ask a question directly on the show? Now's your chance to do so, and we may feature it on our next episode.
2016: A year in review
Have some down time during the holidays? Or looking to get ahead for the new year? Here you'll find many of the posts 2016, from industry news to tips and tutorials in the field of music notation software and related technology.
Sibelius blog: Top posts of 2013
A holiday reading list of some of the top articles from the past year on this blog. News, tips, and reviews await you as you cozy up to the fire.
Access the Create menu in Sibelius 7 or later
If you’re a Sibelius 6 (or earlier) holdout still kicking and screaming your way through Sibelius 7 or later, with its Ribbon interface, here’s a little tip to ease the transition: You can still access the old, familiar Create menu.
Plug-in tip: Dotted Minim Rests
If you ever work in 12/8 time, you may have discovered that there is no default way to tell Sibelius to group the "macro" beats 1 & 2, or 3…
A quick guide to note entry methods in Sibelius
Part of Sibelius's appeal is how intuitive it is to use. Within a few moments of launching Sibelius for the first time, a new user can start creating music. Another…
Advanced selection techniques in Sibelius
In this guest post, Bruce Munson, explains some of the advanced selection techniques you can employ in Sibelius. Bruce is a composer, arranger, copyist and Sibelius trainer, based in the San Francisco…
Two suggested sites for your reading list
One of the great things about the vibrant and passionate user community that surrounds Sibelius is that professionals are willing to share their expertise and insight with the rest of…
Creating single parts from multiple staves
I get asked surprisingly often how to create an instrumental part containing multiple staves. It's not surprising that I get asked this -- after all, it's a common enough requirement,…
