A Sibelius plug-in automates the tedious process of creating special barlines and manually adding in fake "barlines" in certain instances where you don't want the barline to appear to be joined between staves.

Delving into the process of producing new versions of both the suite and a complete ballet of Aaron Copland's masterpiece Appalachian Spring, using Sibelius and the Norfolk fonts.

Measure twice, cut once… it's all about technique ;-)
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In Sibelius, if you expect recently opened documents to appear in the Quick Start dialog or in the list of recent documents in the Ribbon, but they're not appearing correctly, you may need to reset a setting.

Dorico comes equipped with a dedicated tool to help create correct and beautifully rendered harp pedal diagrams. It has options for graphic diagrams, diagrams using note names, and partial pedal changes.

Here's how to change the default appearance of octave lines in Finale and Sibelius, if, for instance, you'd like the octave line to simply read "8" instead of "8va".

Composer and educator David MacDonald describes in detail how he teaches composition using the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, and why he can't imaging returning to the dead-tree way of doing things.

A tutorial on creating vertical text in Finale and Sibelius.

A tutorial on creating instrument changes in Sibelius and Finale

Here's how to change the size of expressive text in Sibelius without affecting the size of music text used for dynamics.