- New and updated plug-ins, part 2
- Sibelius workshop for teachers June 1 in South Africa
- New and updated plug-ins, part 1
- Setting up Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 with Sibelius 7
- 2 new plug-ins: Retract Line Ends and Replace Symbol
- Joseph Trapanese scores “Oblivion” in Sibelius
- Scorch updated for compatibility with Chrome for Windows
- Read the friendly manual
- Making 2-up PDFs in Sibelius 7
- 5 plug-ins to help with proof-reading
Sibelius 7 Sounds User Guide
The Sibelius 7 Sounds library included with Sibelius 7 contains 550 separate instruments and playing techniques, and hundreds of unpitched percussion sounds.
The Sibelius 7 Sounds User Guide provides a complete list of all of the instruments and sounds included in the library, including details of all of the different playing techniques provided, and how to trigger them.
Download the User Guide
The Sibelius 7 Sounds User Guide is provided as a PDF.
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Exploring the library
You can also download a playback configuration and an example score that has an instrument defined for every instrument in the Sibelius 7 Sounds library. To explore the library in this way, download the zip file below, and follow the instructions from page 11 onwards.
About the author
The Sibelius 7 Sounds User Guide is written by Hugh Smith of The Write Score, providers of documentation and templates for a variety of sound libraries to help you get the most out of your notation software.
The Write Score
The Write Score provides templates and documentation for sample libraries including Tapspace Virtual Drumline, Sibelius Sounds Essentials for Sibelius 6, and others besides.
From the Sibelius Blog
Fri, 24 May 2013
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