Why "Notes on Notes"?
AVID Closes Sibelius UK Office
If you read my blog it's pretty clear what my notation software of choice is, Sibelius. The big reason, it ...
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Welcome 2012 and Happy New Year!
The time does fly by and we're already 21 days into 2012. I've been busy with a really great educational ...
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Sibelius: Sibelius 7 is Here!
Avid recently released Sibelius 7 and as usual the folks who develop this award winning software have come up with ...
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Finale to Sibelius Translation: Part 2 Tools-Articulation & Chord
This post is part 2 in my series of posts translating Sibelius 6 for Finale users. Remember I’m using Finale ...
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Finale to Sibelius Translation: Part 1 Learning and Semantics
Many composers, arrangers, orchestrators and music prep professionals who are long time Finale users are finding that if pays to ...
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Sibelius Tutorial: Non consecutive rehearsal letters “ A B A1 B1 C A2 B2 D-outro”
When it comes to rehearsal marks my personal preference is using bar numbers. But many arrangers use rehearsal letters A, ...
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Sibelius Tutorial: Quick filter & delete with the Sibelius keypad
Sibelius has many powerful filters in the Edit menu that are useful for all sorts of duties. The reason to ...
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Sibelius Tutorial: Drum set notation-part 5-Combo & Cues
With this post I’ve cover the remaining drum set notation types sited in my first post in this series. 5 ...
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Sibelius Tutorial: Drum set notation-sidebar 1
Before I continue, a quick comment on the different styles of fully notated drum parts. There are 3 basic styles ...
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Welcome to "Notes On Notes!"
A blog about notes on paper to be read by musicians and how to get them there. (The notes, not ...
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