Newsletter: Scoring Express webinar; Dorico and The Rite of Spring; Conquering Finale Music Notation Software with Jason Loffredo; Luciano Williamson - Composer and Using Avid Sibelius Effectively; MuseScore 3.6 updates; optical music recognition software review; much more!

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New post and podcast episode! Teaching paperless composition lessons using the iPad, Apple Pencil, and several apps like GoodNotes and PDF Expert is here to stay. Here's how to set up a seamless system for teacher and student alike.

New post! Join us for the Scoring Express Webinar on Feb. 3 at 2:00 pm, a free one-hour session where you’ll see what Scoring Express for Avid Sibelius does, how to use it, and professional tips on making the most of it in your work.

New post! Stephen Taylor's journey through engraving the entirety of The Rite of Spring from scratch into Dorico, to learn more about both Stravinsky's masterful composition and how to use the music notation software. Includes Dorico files for you to download!

The impressive plug-in Flip Selected Notes makes it easy to flip or force the stem direction of notes and beamed groups in Sibelius.

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

We talk about Sibelius's importing feature with the ability to bring Sibelius files directly into a template, as well as the Scoring Express templates and tools which help get great-looking results as quickly as possible.

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.