Some Friday fun for you. Bragging rights and a box of chocolates for the first person to correctly identify all of the Alan Silvestri scores referenced from this part of our Dorico 3 review 😀 https://wp.me/p1OLc1-4Xb

From our Scoring Notes blog: A full review of Dorico 3.

New post! The first in a series of in-depth reviews about each of the major features in Dorico 3. In this one, we "unpack" condensing — the process of combining the parts of multiple players on a single staff.

New post! Read our full review of Dorico 3, which Steinberg has just released with a first for any music notation program: automatic condensing of individual players into a full score layout. Guitar notation, harp pedaling, harmonics, grouped playing techniques, and comments are just a few of the dozens of new featu...

Placing bar numbers on every bar of your score can save precious rehearsal time. Learn how to get a studio look to your bar numbers in Sibelius by placing them on their own separate one-line staff.

The engraver’s lament: On a deadline and a tight budget, the notesetter pleads for mercy and longs for the ideal.

Get a studio look to your bar numbers in Finale by placing them on their own separate one-line staff.

Once and for all, correct Sibelius's incorrect default behavior of placing a brace on the glockenspiel and vibraphone staves.

Steinberg is promising "big news" about Dorico this coming Thursday, Sept. 5. Tune into Scoring Notes for complete coverage. https://www.scoringnotes.com/

Talking about Changes, a music transcription app for iPad that can automatically recognize — you guessed it — chord changes.