Can you be a "former" anything "for life"? David MacDonald asks Adrian Holovaty about Soundslice and more on the latest podcast episode. https://www.scoringnotes.com/podcast/soundslices-adrian-holovaty/

New podcast episode! We talk with Adrian Holovaty, the founder of Soundslice, a service that syncs audio, video and music notation into a robust platform and elegant browser-based viewer for music professionals, teachers, and students to learn any kind of music.

We've got a comprehensive, sortable list of all the plug-ins on the Sibelius download page.

In the course of preparing a new edition of Copland's Three Latin American Sketches, here are three improvements that should not be overlooked when preparing a new edition.

A comprehensive roundup of the variety of tips and plug-ins to help the notation and playback of harp passages in Avid Sibelius.

If you've never tried opening a new window in the same document before, you'll be whistling a new song once you learn how and why to do it, in Sibelius, Finale and MuseScore.

If your Sibelius score suffers from an ailment where the page numbers unintentionally deviate from the conventions of left and right numbering, we have both the diagnosis and the cure.

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.

We have an exclusive excerpt from Tristan Noon's e-book, From DAW to Score, on Scoring Notes.

New post! The Norfolk Text font for Avid Sibelius is updated with the same numerals in the most current version of the Bravura font, for a more consistent appearance both internally and with other applications that use Bravura. This is most noticeable on tuplets.