Music Notation in Sibelius – Part 1
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Music Notation in Sibelius – Part 1

on Jun 30th 2011 with 4 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Difficulty: Beginner/Intermediate
  • Time: 15 minutes
  • Requirements: Sibelius
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This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series Music Notation in Sibelius

Music Notation in Sibelius

In this new exciting session you’ll learn everything about music notation for all sorts of purposes: writing for a pop or rock band or writing a symphony for orchestra. You’ll learn quite a lot of things like notation for guitar, drums, special symbols and more. Do you have a lot of good ideas for your band? After this Session, you’re ready to perform your ideas and rock!

Part 1: A Basic Introduction to Sibelius

What’s Next

This Session contains six videos covering the following subjects:

  1. Basic Introduction to Sibelius (this video)
  2. Importing MIDI Data from your DAW
  3. Layout and printing
  4. Working with Ideas: The Creative Process
  5. Notation for Modern Band
  6. Notation for Orchestra
Series NavigationMusic Notation in Sibelius – Part 2»

 
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Hi, my name is Hugo Tromp and I'm a music composer and sound designer from the Netherlands. I absolutely love playing the piano and I'm also learning to play the guitar now. Aside from composing music I like working with Photoshop and 3D software. To see and hear more of my work, feel free to visit my website: www.hugotromp.com.  

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  • DJ

    Very interesting tut — However, you need to re-examine and update YOUR definition of QUICK tip. I don’t know anyone who would call this a QUICK tip, it’s a full tutorial.

    And, if you’re receptive to suggestions – loose most of the intro. You might want to showcase your extra efforts, but it starts the tut out by expecting it to drag, adds nothing that a simple splash screen couldn’t do and simply wastes band-width. Just sayin’.

    • http://adriantry.com Adrian Try

      Some people love to go beyond what is expected. Thanks Hugo!

  • Ryan A.

    Hooray! I just bought Sibelius First, which I use to notate my piano solo stuff. Thanks for this handy series!

    • http://adriantry.com Adrian Try

      Thanks Ryan, it’s a great series. Enjoy Sibelius!