New post! Five of the premium Music Type Foundry fonts have been newly revised and re-released exclusively on Notation Central, the first time in three years that these fonts have been made available.
From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with John Barron, the international product specialist for Dorico, about the opportunity to address customers from both the notation and audio sides of the music community.
New podcast episode! From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with John Barron, the international product specialist for Dorico, about the opportunity to address customers from both the notation and audio sides of the music community.
From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with Martin Keary, the head of software for Muse Group, about MuseScore, collaborations with other app makers in the future, and recent MuseScore development efforts.
New podcast episode! From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with Martin Keary, the head of software for Muse Group, about MuseScore, collaborations with other app makers in the future, and recent MuseScore development efforts.
Sibelius 2025.2 introduces a new "decondensing parts" option, where Sibelius will create two new Dynamic Parts from a single staff, rename them for you, and show only the music relevant to each player, using a new "staff filter" feature.
New post! Sibelius 2025.2 introduces a new "decondensing parts" option, where Sibelius will create two new Dynamic Parts from a single staff, rename them for you, and show only the music relevant to each player, using a new "staff filter" feature.
From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with Oriol López Calle, the founder of My Sheet Music Transcriptions, about his service, approaches to transcribing and music preparation, and rapid technological innovations in the field.
New podcast episode! From the 2025 NAMM Show, a conversation with Oriol López Calle, the founder of My Sheet Music Transcriptions, about his service, approaches to transcribing and music preparation, and rapid technological innovations in the field.
Before music notation software, there was hand engraving. And before television, people came to movie theatres to watch the news. But going to a theatre to watch a newsreel about music engraving?