The secret to music transcription revealed by Samara Ginsberg on our podcast! https://wp.me/p1OLc1-5Ha

The secret to music transcription revealed by @samaracello on our Scoring Notes podcast!

Great fun having @samaracello on the Scoring Notes podcast. Finally, the secret of using tenor clef, revealed!

New post and podcast episode! Samara Ginsberg's multi-part cello arrangements of TV and movie themes have created a sensation on social media. We learn more about Samara's approach to arranging, using music notation software, and her experience playing from charts of all kinds.

By making a few easy adjustments to your document's settings, you can use the free Numberpile font to place more beautiful circled numbered rehearsal marks in your Sibelius scores.

A plug-in called There It Is!, designed to aid blind and vision-impaired people in navigating Sibelius can be helpful to sighted users too.

Film score conductor and composer Nicholas Buc helps us avoid the phantom menace of notation pitfalls, giving us all a new hope in our quest for the holy grail of music engraving perfection.

Tacet parts are useful in performance and recording contexts, to let a player know that their part has been accounted for even if they aren't playing. Learn how to make these parts in Finale and Sibelius.

The Edit Instrument Names plug-in for Sibelius can handle various formatting conventions and apply preset formatting patterns to names, and you can multiselect instruments and apply formatting to all selected instruments at once.

The status bar in Sibelius is more useful than it first appears, and it's time it gets its due. Learn a few things it's capable of that you may not have known about.