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It also means that any changes we make to the modern core notation engine will be shared across the desktop software, our cloud engine, and now the mobile app. This means all your scores you create and edit will happily and natively go between desktop and iPad without any conversion process. We've actually extended the Sibelius project to reach Windows, Mac, cloud, and now iPad. It's not a special render of the score, nor a unique one-time product that'll need to be re-written in years to come to incorporate changes we make in Sibelius on desktop. This is a historic milestone for the Sibelius team and the product, and we can't be more excited about it! The remarkable thing about Sibelius for mobile is that it really is Sibelius running on an iPad.
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We appreciate you may be just as excited as we are, so please go ahead and download the app and come back here when you're ready… Sibelius for mobile joins the family of Sibelius products and solutions across desktop, cloud, and web.
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Built on the award-winning Sibelius desktop application, this free app for iPad packs in many of the same features and workflows of its big brother, plus brings along with it new innovative ways to interact with the touch interface and Apple Pencil. This could be very handy.Welcome to Sibelius for mobile-a new revolutionary way to create and edit music on the go. For this example I selected the entire 2 measures, ran the plugin with this setting. “Connect adjacent notes (restart at rests)” This connects the first and last note in a grouping and then restarts after a rest.
I’m not sure when I would need the line to go through rests like this but I’m sure someone will find it useful. This is good for that circus gliss I showed in the previous blog post, although I wouldn’t select a passage with rests for that.
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“Connect adjacent notes (pass through rests)” This puts a series of lines from note to note for the entire passage even through rests. “Add line between selected notes” This works fine on a standard 2 note gliss but it is also good for those dashed slurs that you need if you want them to extend from the first to last note, even over rests like this: That’s where this setting comes in handy. And those that pass over or under the noteheads and/or stems like a Dashed slur and only connect at the first and last noteheads selected. Those that pass from notehead to notehead to notehead as many as you have selected. This is really the key to using a line like the Dashed slur.īear in mind, we now have 2 types of lines we are considering. I can now go back and delete that ‘placeholder’ copy of the Big Honkin’ Gliss line I put in at the beginning of this process.īut wait there’s more! Notice on the left of the plugin there are now 3 options for the line behavior. How about that! I now have Big Honkin’ Gliss and Dashed slur above. Look at the revised “Choose staff line stye to add” drop down menu. Now I select 2 notes I really want my “Big Honkin’ Gliss” to go between and run the Line Between Notes plugin. Then I select the same notes again, type the letter L, and find my “Big Honkin’ Gliss” line, double click.Īnd I have this it’s not pretty but it’s only temporary, a placeholder I’ll delete later: Pay no attention to how it looks it just needs to be in there temporarily. Select your Dotted slur and double click on it. This procedure is the same in Sibelius 6 and 7.įirst select a couple of notes in your score and type the letter L, this will open the lines palette. But the line has to be use in the score once first for it to show up on the list. You can delete that first instance of the line later but it has to be on your score somewhere for it to show up in the plugin’s list of line styles.įor example, let’s say I want to use the Dashed slur from the plugin and a custom line I’ve created called “Big Honkin’ Gliss.” I really want to take advantage of the precise placement of the lines achieved by the plugin. The tip you need to know is, you’ll need to use the line you want in the score once. A perfect example of this is the Dashed or Dotted slurs (which one of my readers ‘Steve’ asked for). But the really handy new feature of this list is, it will add any other lines you’ve used in your score as well. You’ll see Bob has added Slur above, Beam and Guitar Bend.
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First let’s look at the update in the “Choose staff line stye to add:” drop down menu. When you select the notes to add the line to and run the plugin you’ll see some new options on the GUI. I want to show you some of the new features. Shortly after that blog post, Bob Zawalich updated this great plugin and it is on the Sibelius website on the Extra Plugins For Sibelius page. In my previous blog post in this series I talked about the Line Between Notes plugin.