We interview jazz musician Nor Eddine Bahha, whose passion for typography led to the creation of his music and text fonts, available at Notation Central.

New post! If you're an engraving stickler, the default appearance of octave lines in Avid Sibelius will leave you feeling frustrated for several reasons. Here's how to improve how they look and "go with Gould".

How to upgrade your computer and live to tell about it: We can help you keep up with all of your computer operating software updates, new hardware, and naming conventions.

We talk with copyist Emily Grishman about her career and how the means and manner of producing music has changed along with advancements in the music notation software she uses every day.

Plug-in guru Bob Zawalich's tour de force on using font sizes in wildcards in Sibelius, with detailed instructions on converting points to spaces.

We explore Finale's HyperScribe Options to help further refine the quantization settings for things like grace notes, rests and syncopations.

Another fun discussion with David MacDonald about music notation software, and approaching learning how to use programs like Finale Music Notation Software, Avid Sibelius, and Dorico.

New podcast episode! The concept of music notation software is easy to understand, but the details of how to use the programs can be a more difficult matter. We share some key philosophies so that you can be more confident when you create music in the software.

We explore Finale's HyperScribe Options to help further refine the quantization settings for things like grace notes, rests and syncopations.

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