The space is the foundational unit of measurement in music notation. These basic settings in Finale, Sibelius, and Dorico matter as much as anything to affect how your music appears.

Graphical MIDI Tools (GMT) is a Sibelius plug-in by that cleverly and ingeniously takes full advantage of Sibelius's extended features such as colored objects, custom text, hidden MIDI messages, and more.

Want to use the Pori chord symbol fonts in Finale? We're providing a custom chord library that will load up nearly every chord symbol you might want to use, along with the steps to set it up in your Finale document.

The Check Pizzicatos plug-in ships with Sibelius and it has saved me many minutes of work on many scores, and saved many minutes of rehearsal time. Its sole purpose is to locate suspect arco and pizz. markings in your score.

Bob Zawalich, Sibelius guru and plug-in developer extraordinaire, gives us a personal tour of how many new and updated plug-ins came to be, meeting friends along the way.

A font makes it easy to enter harp pedal settings in a musical way, in any notation program, without needing to remember the order of the pedals.

An essential element of Sibelius's dynamic parts feature is the ability to make certain changes in a part without affecting the score. This extends to the ability to have different names for instruments in parts than what they are in the score.

To make it easier to work with a large selection of many items scattered throughout a score, Bob Zawalich has created a new, powerful plug-in that could change the way you use Sibelius: Browse Selected Objects.

You can move notes and rests horizontally in Sibelius, which we call “sliding” notes. Learn how to do it in this brief tutorial.

We "road tested" a new edition of the full ballet of Copland's Billy the Kid with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra to make the music the very best it could be before it's published.