Angled slash chord (ASC) updates for Sibelius: new baseline, Scandinavian support, more

You can move notes and rests horizontally in Sibelius, which we call “sliding” notes. This first appeared in Sibelius 8.2 and was refined in 8.3. If you don't know about this feature, you'll want to see this 90-second video.

A tutorial on creating aleatoric music notation. Some are less commonly used Sibelius features, while others are hacks to stretch Sibelius beyond its originally intended use.

New post! Avid has released Avid Sibelius 2019.7, its latest update to Sibelius. 2019.7 contains no new major features, but there are some MusicXML improvements and fixes in the areas of stability, fonts, PDF export, and playback.

Automatically move all the rests contained within a beam group so that the beam is positioned normally, by using this Sibelius plug-in.

In this installment of DJA's Notes by Darcy James Argue, we learn the dos and donts of one- and two-bar repeats, numbering repeated bars, and how to lay out the music correctly so that the intent is clearly conveyed.

Are you manually dragging staves up and down to make room for items in your score that are too close together? Have a look at this video tutorial on optimizing staff spacing automatically in your Sibelius scores.

When preparing Stravinsky for an educational program, the engraver is also a student.

Learn about a Sibelius plug-in that exports and imports mixer settings, and many other useful plug-ins as well, from developer Kenneth Gaw.

A tutorial on creating aleatoric music notation. Some are less commonly used Sibelius features, while others are hacks to stretch Sibelius beyond its originally intended use.