Trying to achieve a Sibelius look in Finale (and vice versa)? Here are a few pointers.

New post! You can do just about anything with time signatures in Finale Music Notation Software, if you know how to tame the beast. In this video tutorial series, start with the basics and then learn about composite, alternating and independent time signatures, how to make them film score "oversize" style, pickup me...

Synchronized playback between the score on an iPad running StaffPad, and a part on an iPad running StaffPad reader. Note the look-ahead feature for page turns.

PDF-Batch Booklet quickly imposes many booklets or 2-ups from single-page PDFs at once. Available for Mac & Windows.

Bob Zawalich was one of the first 100 employees at Microsoft, and was part of the original team that developed Word. We know him as the Avid Sibelius plug-in guru. Hear all about the path he took and the people he met along the way, on our podcast: https://www.scoringnotes.com/podcast/plugged-in-with-bob-zawalich/

New podcast episode! You might know Bob Zawalich's work from using any of his hundreds of Avid Sibelius plug-ins, or from his Scoring Notes blog posts, or even from hearing about him on this podcast. But do you know the man behind the code?

Set a custom playback order for your music, including complex repeats and gaps, using the Manual Repeats feature in Sibelius.

An important part of printed music is the text that doesn't appear within the staff lines at all, but rather three types of text you're likely to encounter on the margins of the page: headers, footers, and footnotes.

New post! Have you listened to some contemporary music with irrational time signatures and now want to make use of split tuplets, like 2/3 of a triplet? Today we're going to look at creating these in Avid Sibelius and Dorico.

Changing default colors in Sibelius can help with accessibility and general wayfinding in a score.