Add notes and comments directly on the score With the new Annotate feature, you can create reminders for yourself about music changes as you’re composing, or communicate edits and feedback to others, streamlining collaboration and review. Draw directly on the score using a mouse, trackpad, USB tablet, or Surface Pro 3 Pen. Circle items and write or type comments or instructions to arrangers, players, or students. Because annotations are grouped intelligently and always attached to the bar you add them to, you needn’t worry about losing your notes. Plus, annotations can be switched off so they don’t appear when printing.

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Sophisticated enough to meet the demands of the world’s top professional composers, arrangers, and publishers, yet simple enough for students of all ages, Sibelius is the superior choice for learning and teaching music notation, composition, and music theory. With flexible licensing for institutions and built-in classroom management features, Sibelius is the ideal solution for your classroom or lab.

Sibelius Worksheet Creator If you teach music, you'll know how long it can take to produce good curriculum materials. That's why we invented the unique Worksheet Creator, in collaboration with experienced teachers and educators. Easy classroom control—only in Sibelius Available only with Sibelius, the network version helps teachers manage a lab of Sibelius copies from a single computer, and ensure that students are doing what they're supposed to be doing. Sibelius Network License Server No matter how many Sibelius network licenses your school owns, the Sibelius License Server makes it easy for students to access them from any networked computer in the school. Am I eligible for Sibelius Education? Sibelius's network licenses operate on a client-server model.

The Sibelius program itself is installed on the local hard drive of each of the client workstations, and a separate License Server program is installed on a single designated server or workstation. The License Server program is supplied with your copy of Sibelius and enables the designated number of licensed client copies to run on the network simultaneously. In conjunction with Sibelius's Classroom Control feature, the License Server also lets you send messages to users of the client copies, send and receive Sibelius files between client machines, and close copies down from the server machine.

Can I download Sibelius straight away? After you place your order we automatically email download link(s) usually within 10-20 minutes (247) after purchase so you can start using Sibelius straight away on a 30 day fully functional trial - we will then send your actual license/instructions usually within 48 hours via email. When does my 12 months of Upgrades & Support start? Sibelius comes with 12 months of support and upgrades (Annual Upgrade Plan). Your Annual Upgrade Plan starts when you install/activate Sibelius.

Can I install Sibelius on more than 1 computer? Adaptec aha-2930cu ultra scsi controller card 50 pin pci for mac free. You recieve a 1 user license with Sibelius, however you can install Sibelius onto 2 computers/macs within the same household as long as they are not used simultaneously.

Is Sibelius 8 compatible with earlier versions of Sibelius? Sibelius can open and save as Sibelius 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 7.5 files. What are the PC and MAC system requirements? Sibelius 8 is compatible with MAC and PC.

Here are the recommended minimum requirements:. Windows: 32 or 64 bit Windows 7 (SP1 or later) or Windows 8 (not Windows RT), 1+ GB RAM, 750MB hard drive space, internet connection for digital download. Mac: Mac OS X 10.6.7, 10.7, 10.8, or 10.9 or later, 1+ GB RAM, 750 MB hard disk space, internet connection for digital download. Note: you will need an additional 36GB of hard drive space and 4+GB of RAM if you wish to install ‘Sibelius Sounds Library’ (high quality sounds) which comes with Sibelius.

Today Apple is releasing (10.13), the newest iteration of its Mac operating system. High Sierra’s most significant change is its use of a new file system, (APFS), for computers with all-flash storage. High Sierra brings a number of other new features, too, but on this blog we’ll focus on its compatibility with desktop music notation software: Sibelius, Finale, Dorico, MuseScore, and Notion. If you’re using any of these products with High Sierra, please share your experience in the comments section. Updated September 25 at 12:47 pm with additional information about Finale.

Updated October 1 with a link to the Avid Knowledge Base article. Updated October 20 with additional information about Classic SmartMusic. Updated November 9 with additional information about Finale. Updated November 16 with additional information about Sibelius. Updated February 12, 2018 with additional information about Dorico. We’ll continue to update this post as warranted.

Sibelius Avid’s: is now supported on macOS High Sierra. Although I’m sure earlier versions of Sibelius 8 will likely work, we haven’t tested anything other than the latest versions. Note on compatibility: Sibelius will only run when the hard drive is formatted in non-case-sensitive formatting. This is the default, so in general everyone will be safe. If you have purposely reformatted your hard drive to be case sensitive, which you need to have tried quite hard to do, then Sibelius’ playback and other features won’t work well at all. Additional information may be found in. Finale On November 9, 2017, with improved support for High Sierra.

More information is found in. An update to Classic SmartMusic (as of October 20) is available to provide compatibility with the new Apple File System. MakeMusic says “Note that this update offers no features beyond addressing issues for some High Sierra users. If you’re using an earlier MacOS (or are not experiencing problems with classic SmartMusic) we suggest not installing this update.” Dorico Dorico is listed as “Compatible” with High Sierra in, as of February 7, 2018. Steinberg’s Daniel Spreadbury said (September 25): For High Sierra we’re not aware of any issues at the moment, but I would still urge caution before taking the plunge, particularly with regard to how older applications (not Dorico or its component bits and bobs, I might add) might fare if you convert your drive’s filesystem to APFS. MuseScore MuseScore’s Thomas Bonte said (September 25): We have currently no knowledge of compatibility issues between MuseScore 2.1 and macOS High Sierra.

We reached out to several users these past weeks who have been using MuseScore 2.1 on macOS 10.13, and they reported that for them everything is working as expected. We’d love to get more feedback, though, before we can safely advise all the MuseScore users on Mac to upgrade to 10.13.

So if any MuseScore 2.1 users are successfully running 2.1 on the latest macOS, please let me know via, or,. Notion In, PreSonus said that their testing with pre-release and beta versions of High Sierra (10.13) has shown that Notion is working correctly, but advised caution: If you want to run 10.13 High Sierra, we strongly suggest that you create a separate partition on your hard drive and install OS X 10.13 there in a multi-boot configuration so that you can test all of your software installations separately.

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When we deem it safe to upgrade to High Sierra, we will notify all registered users.