Working on a new edition of Aaron Copland's Three Latin American Sketches with Notation Express for Sibelius. Lots of articulations and bowings in the ink!

Working with Dynamics in Notation Express for Sibelius. http://notationexpress.com/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

An interview with Sibelius user Robin Walker in which he discusses his background, helping fellow Sibelius users, and the future of music technology.

The first of a two-part podcast episode in which we discuss the playback features of music notation software, why playback is important, and how you can make use of it when you work on a score.

New podcast episode! The first of a two-part episode in which we discuss the playback features of music notation software like Avid Sibelius, Finale Music Notation Software, and Dorico, why playback is important, and how you can make use of it when you work on a score.

Percussionist and author Sam Solomon talks all about writing multi-stave parts, improvisation, unpitched music, and more.

We tackle the persistent issue of PDFs generated from Sibelius files on a Mac using Sibelius’s File > Export > PDF feature and printing incorrectly when using Adobe Acrobat.

Copying music into software and playing it back is a modern version of playing through an orchestra score at the piano: it doesn’t sound as good as the real thing, but it gets the job done — especially when it comes to a large work like The Rite of Spring.

Guitar features found in Dorico include matching user-defined chord shapes, a chord diagrams editor, 4-, 5-, or 6-note chord shapes, and fingering.

This is a topic we’ve wanted to write about for a long time! With major props to Darcy James Argue.