Ever find positioning commas (breath marks) tricky in Finale? Here's a way to set it up so that they're perfectly placed in the score and parts, every time.

The Chord Symbols As Polychords plug-in for Sibelius takes pairs of selected Chord Symbols or legacy chord symbols and stacks the first of the pair on top of the second, separated by a Text object made of underscore characters in Chord Symbol text style.

Dorico's various dialog boxes, known as editors, allow users to easily customize areas of notation for specific types of scores. We explore the notation of a Handel secular cantata and an “ars subtilior” virelai.

Here's a clever and useful way in Finale to have the part name, title, and composer consistently appear the same — and in the same place — on your title page and the first page of your part.

In Dorico, tuplets can cross barlines easily. Learn how to apply this feature, with an easy tweak, to properly render certain Renaissance notations that have been difficult to achieve with other software.

Sibelius center-aligns chord symbols by default. If you prefer that they be left-aligned instead, you'll need to change a few settings. Here's how to do it.

PDF-MusicBinder takes the tedium of setting up PDF files for accordion-style and booklet printing and turns it into a one-click process.

A tutorial on using ReWire to sync a DAW (Logic) with Finale

Happy 119th birthday to Aaron Copland! Celebrating with some HPS-style swag 😀

Happy 119th birthday to Aaron Copland! Celebrating with some HPS-style swag 😀