In this post, we talk with Steve Reading from Scores Reformed, a publisher that produces new editions of out-of-copyright works.

Thank you, Darcy James Argue, for providing us with the first ever "Amen break" on a Scoring Notes podcast episode. https://www.scoringnotes.com/podcast/darcy-james-argue-part-2/

New podcast episode! The second of a two-part interview with Darcy James Argue. In this part: Darcy’s philosophy of music preparation; Finale Music Notation Software tips, plug-ins, and resources; the role of publishers and software developers in elevating the quality of music notation.

We interview composer Christopher Willis about his score to "The Personal History of David Copperfield" and explore his music prep process.

The Replace Line Style plug-in is the best way to change the style of a line in Sibelius, such as replacing a dashed crescendo with a solid one.

The Sibelius plug-in Create Tuplets Different Units automates creating a tuplet where the "numerator" and "denominator" do not share an equivalent unit.

In this video tutorial, we’ll cover how to create composite time signatures in Sibelius, including what Elaine Gould’s Behind Bars book calls “meters of mixed denominators”, like 6/8 + 2/4.

New post! A solution to the persistent issue of PDFs generated from Avid Sibelius files on a Mac appearing incorrectly when printed from Adobe Acrobat.

What if you want to work on many Sibelius scores at once and need to convert folders of them to a different format, like MIDI, PDF, or MusicXML?

We look at grouped playing techniques in Dorico, where multiple playing techniques can be grouped together with a connecting arrow or line.