hello. thank you for sharing. I'm just wondering if you can help. I have a student with bad vision impairment and want to make my music print big...how can I don this. thank you...
Great tutorial, but I'm curious about something which is on Your video: bracket which begins in the middle of the system - how is that possible? I hope that is not drawing symbols etc. Thanks.
I don't see the little arrow for Edit Style in my Sibelius 7 First on a Mac? Am I missing something, or perhaps do I need a different edition of Sibelius?
How in the world do i make my Rit/Rall Line text not so huge..? I can edit the "expression" text style, but my expression marks like 'legato' etc will change size as well. I was hoping to create a new style and have it follow the new style.. but it won't allow me to do this...
Thanks for your comments and interest! Unfortunately, we will not be recording the Juilliard sessions. If you'd like to be notified of future training sessions, please contact us through the web site.
To apply your styles to existing scores: In the source score, go to Appearance>House Style>Export. Name it something. Then in your destination score, go to Appearance>House Style>Import, and import the House Style you just created. To create a default score with your settings from the source score, go to File>Export>Manuscript Paper and create a new Manuscript Paper. (you can also create a new score from an existing MP and import a custom House Style during the score creation process)
You're completely correct. I suppose I was thinking of adjusting the angle of text created as lines, which can be done on a per-object basis, but of course a separate line style had to be created for each different text string. Now in Sibelius 7 we have the best of both worlds - per-style and per-object - all without having to use lines!
Excellent training material. Is there any chance you could make your Julliard sessions available as a webcast or archived on your site for people to view at a later time? Very well done...thank you!
hello. thank you for sharing. I'm just wondering if you can help. I have a student with bad vision impairment and want to make my music print big...how can I don this. thank you...
In Sibelius 6 you just change the complete style at once by importing text style. Now you have to do it one by one. What a pain in the A
Great tutorial, but I'm curious about something which is on Your video: bracket which begins in the middle of the system - how is that possible? I hope that is not drawing symbols etc. Thanks.
I don't see the little arrow for Edit Style in my Sibelius 7 First on a Mac? Am I missing something, or perhaps do I need a different edition of Sibelius?
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How in the world do i make my Rit/Rall Line text not so huge..? I can edit the "expression" text style, but my expression marks like 'legato' etc will change size as well. I was hoping to create a new style and have it follow the new style.. but it won't allow me to do this...
2:15 - on my Windows 7 and Sibelius 7.5 Tracking option doesn't have any effect. I'm changing its value but no effect taken. Why?
Any ideas on how to put text with erased background on a measure? (erasing the measure lines)?
There is nothing yet on Sibelius 8 and Custom Text Set -- anyone know where to look?
Thanks!
What is the correct text for DS/DC al Coda? thanks
Any idea of how to write from right to left?
What font music used? Opus or Helsink?
How install Broadway font from Finale in Sibelius ?
Thanks for your comments and interest! Unfortunately, we will not be recording the Juilliard sessions. If you'd like to be notified of future training sessions, please contact us through the web site.
To apply your styles to existing scores: In the source score, go to Appearance>House Style>Export. Name it something. Then in your destination score, go to Appearance>House Style>Import, and import the House Style you just created.
To create a default score with your settings from the source score, go to File>Export>Manuscript Paper and create a new Manuscript Paper. (you can also create a new score from an existing MP and import a custom House Style during the score creation process)
You're completely correct. I suppose I was thinking of adjusting the angle of text created as lines, which can be done on a per-object basis, but of course a separate line style had to be created for each different text string. Now in Sibelius 7 we have the best of both worlds - per-style and per-object - all without having to use lines!
Excellent training material. Is there any chance you could make your Julliard sessions available as a webcast or archived on your site for people to view at a later time? Very well done...thank you!