- Pat Metheny: “Now is the greatest possible time to be a musician–for Sibelius alone!”
- Sibelius helps Scarsdale students score hits for elementary orchestra
- Sibelius 7 scores Software Line of the Year award for 2011
- Tina Andersson scores Abbey Road Anthem Competition win with Sibelius
- Sibelius helps young composers’ works to the stage in Carnegie Hall
- Come and see Sibelius at The NAMM Show 2012
- John Ashton Thomas on using Sibelius to score more than 50 films
- Sondheim’s Company brought back to the stage with a little help from Sibelius
- Film composer Ryan Leach on Sibelius: “It’s so much easier than Finale”
- Electronic Musician reviews Sibelius 7: “More intuitive” and “outstanding sounds”
Features added in Auralia & Musition 3.0 for Windows
See also - new features in Auralia & Musition 3.5 for Windows.
Features added in Auralia 3.0 | Musition 3.0.
15 New Topics
| Absolute Pitch | Jazz Chord Imitation | Pitch Dictation |
| Chord Comparison | Jazz Forms | Pitch Imitation |
| Chord Imitation | Melodic Comparison | Pulse Tapping |
| Forms | Modulation | Rhythm Comparison |
| Interval Imitation | Pitch Comparison | Sight Singing |
Syllabus Support
Auralia can now be configured to support multiple syllabi. A separate level structure can be created in each topic for any particular syllabus. Auralia 3.0 comes with its own syllabus, as well as the older level structure for Auralia 2.1. Extra syllabi can easily be added to the system using our Syllabus Editor.
Level Customisation
All topics now support custom levels, and custom levels can be saved and reused using the Syllabus feature.
Topic Enhancements
All existing topics have been enhanced to support level customisation. For example, in the rhythm topics, it is now possible to choose individual note values for each of the time signatures that you wish to practise.
Interface
Auralia’s interface has been given a makeover, keeping the basic workflow, but with more contemporary look and feel.
Notation
All musical notation has been revised and enhanced, with emphasis on beaming and spacing. Auralia now uses Sibelius fonts for all notation, and in topics such as Melodic Dictation, note selection is done using a keypad similar to that used in Sibelius.
On Screen Guitar & Keyboard
It is now possible to use an on screen guitar fretboard to enter your answer in certain topics. The existing on screen keyboard has also been enhanced.
Pitch Recognition
The microphone input in Auralia has been improved, using new algorithms that are more accurate and responsive.
Record Keeping
It is now possible to import lists of students, and in a single user environment, automatic logon of a specified user is available.
Database
Auralia now uses a client/server database. This delivers excellent stability and performance, even on larger networks.
Tests
Tests can now be used by multiple classes.
Reports
All reports have been revised and report parameter selection is now far more intuitive.
Scale Editor
Auralia now features a scale editor, allowing you to enter your own scales, and have them appear in your drills.
Chord Editor
The chord editor now supports chord voicings.
Features added in Musition 3.0 for Windows
Features added in Auralia 3.0 | Musition 3.0.
- 9 extra topics, including diatonic chords, rhythmic subdivision and instrument knowledge
- Create your own levels to suit your students' abilities
- Customise content to suit a specific syllabus
- Redesigned user interface
- Import lists of students from other software (e.g. Excel spreadsheets)
- Scale editor lets you enter your own scales, then use them in tests
See also - new features in Auralia & Musition 3.5 for Windows.
