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Are you ready to get the most out of Sibelius? This program is the premier music scoring and notation program for any composer, songwriter, arranger, publisher, or musician who wants to create scores for any instrument on the computer and share them with others. MASTERING SIBELIUS 6 covers all aspects of Sibelius, including setting up simple scores, using MIDI input, working with advanced formatting, and using virtual instruments. The applications are discussed in a clear, concise way, offering simple steps and easy-to-follow tutorials to bring the power of Sibelius to users of all experience levels. The book includes chapters on note input methods, editing and symbols, text and chords, playback and video, and much more.

Arvustused

1. Installation and Computer Requirements. 2. Getting Started/Quick Start. 3. Note Input Methods. 4. Editing and Symbols. 5. Expressions and Lines. 6. Text and Chords, New Chord Entry. 7. Engraving Rules and Dynamic Parts. 8. Formatting and Layout, Magnetic Layout. 9. Version and Comments. 10. Playback and Video, Sibelius Player and Rewire. 11. Importing MIDI Files. 12. Using 3rd Party Virtual Instruments. 13. Educational Worksheets and Resources. 14. Using Plug-ins. 15. Advanced Engraving and Program Options.

Introduction xiii
Chapter 1 Setting Up Sibelius 6 for the First Time
1(30)
Starting Sibelius
2(9)
Activating MIDI Input Devices
4(3)
Activating Sibelius Sounds Essentials
7(2)
Fine-Tuning Your Audio Settings
9(2)
Quick Start to a New Score
11(8)
Manuscript Paper
12(1)
Adding Additional Instruments to Any Manuscript Paper
13(2)
House Style
15(1)
Time Signature and Tempo
15(3)
Key Signature
18(1)
Score Info
19(1)
Interface Tutorial
19(12)
Drop-Down Menus
20(2)
The Toolbar
22(3)
Onscreen Helpers (Tool Windows)
25(6)
Chapter 2 Note Entry
31(36)
The Six Input Methods
32(30)
Mouse Input
33(13)
Computer (Alphabetic) Keyboard Input
46(2)
Keyboard Window Input
48(2)
Fretboard Window Input
50(1)
Step-Time MIDI (Keyboard) Input
50(3)
Flexi-Time Input
53(9)
Last Thoughts and Tricks
62(5)
Playback
62(1)
Playback during Entry
63(1)
Stem Flips
64(1)
Accidental Spelling
65(2)
Chapter 3 Creating Basic Score Elements
67(30)
Creating Basic Elements
68(19)
Start with Create
68(1)
Adding Measures
69(3)
Removing Measures
72(2)
Adding/Changing Key Signatures
74(3)
Removing/Hiding Key Signatures
77(1)
Adding/Changing the Time Signature
77(3)
Removing Time Signatures
80(1)
Adding/Changing Clefs
81(3)
Changing Barlines
84(3)
Changing Instruments/Staves
87(10)
Adding Instruments
87(4)
Removing Instruments
91(2)
Changing Instruments
93(4)
Chapter 4 Creating More Score Elements
97(26)
Creating Expression Markings
98(9)
Expression Placement
100(1)
Expression Shortcuts
100(1)
Copying Dynamic Markings
101(3)
Repositioning and Alignment
104(3)
Creating Technique Markings
107(3)
Technique Playback
108(2)
Creating Slurs
110(2)
Other Ways to Select Notes
112(1)
Creating Hairpins
112(1)
Position and Playback
113(1)
Creating Lines
113(3)
Staff Lines
114(1)
System Lines
115(1)
Creating Symbols
116(2)
Creating Rehearsal Markings
118(5)
Smart Markings and Moving
120(1)
Appearance
120(3)
Chapter 5 Creating Everything Else
123(24)
Creating Lyrics
124(14)
Simple Lyric Entry
124(6)
Lyrics Layout
130(6)
Importing Lyrics from a Text File
136(2)
Creating Text
138(3)
Staff Text
138(2)
System Text
140(1)
Creating Bar Number Changes
141(2)
Inserting Graphics
143(1)
Creating Highlights
144(3)
View and Printing Options
145(2)
Chapter 6 Instrument-Specific Notation
147(30)
String Notation
148(12)
Bowing
148(1)
Harmonics
149(2)
Different Pizzicatos
151(1)
Tremolos
152(1)
Guitar Arpeggio Indications
153(1)
Guitar Barre Chord/Position Indications
153(1)
Guitar Tablature
154(2)
Tab Styles
156(2)
Guitar: Bending Strings
158(2)
Percussion Notation
160(7)
Rolls
161(1)
Timpani Notes
162(2)
Percussion Staves and MIDI
164(2)
Hiding Playback Parts
166(1)
Piano/Organ Notation
167(3)
Piano Pedal Indications
168(1)
Organ Pedals
169(1)
Cross-Staff Beams
169(1)
Harp Notation
170(2)
Non-Arpeggio Bracket
170(1)
Pedal Indications
171(1)
Changing Noteheads
172(5)
Notehead Shortcuts
174(3)
Chapter 7 Properties, Editing, and Filtering
177(32)
Transposing
178(3)
Transposing Diatonically
178(2)
Transposing by Interval or Key
180(1)
Rest of the Keypads
181(4)
F9: Stems
181(1)
F10: Articulations and Fermati
182(1)
F11: Jazz Articulations
183(1)
F12: Accidentals
184(1)
The Arrow Key
185(1)
The Properties Window
185(9)
General
186(1)
Text
187(1)
Playback
187(2)
Lines
189(2)
Bars
191(1)
Notes
192(2)
The Edit Menu
194(15)
Paste as Cue
194(1)
Hide or Show
195(2)
Select More
197(1)
Simple (Quick) Filters
198(2)
Advanced Filter
200(5)
Other Uses: Advanced Filter
205(1)
Find
206(3)
Chapter 8 House Styles and Engraving Rules
209(20)
Where Do House Styles Live?
210(2)
Mantra and Scope
211(1)
The Included House Styles
212(1)
Engraving Rules
213(5)
Bar Numbers
213(1)
Bar Rests
214(1)
Barlines
214(1)
Instruments
215(1)
Staves
215(3)
Time Signatures
218(1)
Edit All Fonts
218(2)
Edit Text Styles
220(2)
Making a New Text Style
221(1)
System Object Positions
222(1)
Text Styles Vertical Positions
222(1)
Default Positions
223(2)
Importing and Exporting House Styles
225(2)
Plug-In to the Rescue
227(2)
Chapter 9 Document Layout and Formatting
229(16)
Document Setup
230(2)
The Layout Menu
232(10)
Breaks
232(2)
Magnetic Layout
234(1)
Magnetic Layout Options
235(1)
Formatting the Page
236(1)
Glossary of Layout Markings
236(1)
Hiding Empty Staves
236(2)
Reset Position
238(1)
Reset to Score Design
238(1)
Reset Design
238(1)
Align Staves
239(1)
Locking the Format
240(1)
Rulers to the Rescue
241(1)
Super-Secret Layout Tips
242(3)
Chapter 10 Dynamic Parts
245(14)
Accessing Parts
246(6)
What a Part Is and What It Isn't
248(1)
Differences in Parts
248(1)
The Parts Window
249(1)
Creating Parts
250(1)
Changing Parts
250(2)
Part Appearance
252(5)
Multiple Part Appearance
252(1)
Document Setup
253(1)
Layout
253(1)
House Style
254(1)
Copy Part Layout
255(1)
Hide/Show in Parts
256(1)
Extracting Parts
257(1)
Printing Parts
258(1)
Chapter 11 Versions and Comments
259(12)
What Is Versions?
260(1)
Editing Versions
260(2)
Comparing Versions
262(2)
Exporting Log
264(3)
Comments
267(4)
Comment Colors
268(1)
Deleting Comments
268(1)
Viewing Comments
269(1)
Printing Comments
269(1)
Changing the Username Displayed in a Comment
269(2)
Chapter 12 Playback and Virtual Instruments
271(48)
The Three Levels of Playback
273(1)
Level One
273(15)
Sibelius Sounds Essentials
273(1)
Simple Playback
274(2)
Playback Performance
276(2)
Using Built-in Sounds (My Computer Isn't Fast Enough)
278(1)
What Will Sibelius Play Back?
279(1)
Repeat Symbols and Arpeggio Keypad Layout
280(1)
The Mixer
281(2)
Live Tempo
283(3)
Live Playback
286(1)
Play Performance
287(1)
Level Two
288(13)
Understanding Virtual Instruments
288(2)
Playback Configurations
290(3)
Adding Optional Plug-Ins
293(1)
Preferred Sounds
294(3)
The Mixer
297(4)
Level Three
301(18)
Using Any Plug-In
302(1)
Manual Sound Sets
303(4)
Additional Sound Sets Available
307(1)
Understanding Effects Buses
307(1)
Audio Effects
308(5)
The Playback Dictionary
313(2)
MIDI Messages
315(1)
Killer Plug-Ins
316(1)
ReWire
316(3)
Chapter 13 Composing to Video in Sibelius
319(12)
Adding Videos
320(2)
Adding Hit Points
322(1)
Editing Hit Points
323(2)
Fit Selection to Time
325(2)
Creating a Hit Point Stave
327(1)
Exporting and Merging
328(1)
Video Settings
329(1)
Adding Audio Instead of Video
330(1)
Chapter 14 PhotoScore, AudioScore, and Arrange
331(22)
Using PhotoScore Lite
332(6)
Lite versus Ultimate
332(1)
Getting into PhotoScore
333(1)
Talking about Scanners
333(1)
Your First Scan/File
334(1)
Source and Destination
334(1)
Error Checking
335(1)
Scanning into PhotoScore
336(1)
Sending to Sibelius
337(1)
When Your Scanned File Looks Bad
338(1)
PhotoScore Ultimate
338(1)
Getting Started with Arrange
339(7)
Copy and Paste
339(4)
Editing an Arrange Style
343(2)
Some Points about Arrange
345(1)
AudioScore
346(7)
Lite versus Ultimate
346(1)
Getting Music into AudioScore
347(1)
Creating a Track
347(2)
Recording More Tracks
349(1)
Inserting Music into an Existing Track
349(1)
Creating a New Track from an Audio File
350(1)
Editing Notes
350(1)
Moving Barlines
350(1)
Inserting a Bar
351(1)
Staff Display and Piano Roll Display
351(1)
Sending to Sibelius
352(1)
Chapter 15 Worksheets and the Worksheet Creator
353(18)
What Is the Worksheet Creator?
355(3)
How Is the Material Organized?
358(7)
How Are Templates Different?
365(2)
Can I Add My Own Worksheets?
367(1)
How Do I Edit Worksheets?
368(1)
Where Can I Go to Find More?
369(1)
Sharing Worksheets
370(1)
Chapter 16 Using Plug-Ins
371(14)
What Is a Plug-In?
372(1)
When Should I Use a Plug-In?
372(1)
Some Included Plug-Ins
372(10)
Composing Tools: Add Simple Harmony
374(1)
Composing Tools: Explode/Reduce
375(2)
Composing Tools: Fit Selection to Time
377(1)
Other: Add Note Names to Noteheads
377(1)
Other: Set Metronome Mark
378(1)
Proof-Reading: Check for Parallel 5ths/8ves
379(1)
Simplify Notation: Change Split Point
379(1)
Simplify Notation: Renotate Performance
380(1)
Text: Add Note Names
381(1)
Online Plug-Ins
382(1)
Installing Plug-Ins
383(1)
Where to Request a Plug-In
384(1)
Learn to Write a Plug-In
384(1)
Chapter 17 Customizing Sibelius
385(18)
Saving Custom Manuscript Paper
386(1)
Setting Up Preferences
387(8)
Display
387(1)
Files
388(1)
Mouse
389(1)
Note Input
390(2)
Playback
392(1)
Textures
393(1)
Other
393(2)
Views
395(2)
Focus on Staves
395(1)
Pages
396(1)
Panorama
396(1)
Rulers
396(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts
397(3)
Editing Word Menus
400(3)
Chapter 18 Importing and Exporting
403(16)
MIDI Import
404(3)
MusicXML Import
407(3)
What Is MusicXML?
408(1)
Opening MusicXML
408(1)
Exporting XML
409(1)
Exporting as Graphics
410(1)
PDF Export
411(1)
Copy and Paste to Word (or Other Programs)
411(2)
Export as Audio
413(2)
Export to Scorch
415(1)
Publishing Online
416(3)
Index 419
Gabriel Cobas has been an active percussionist for more than 20 years, first as a student, then as a composer/arranger and instructor, and always as a performer. He studied with Todd Miller, principal timpanist of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at Cal State Fullerton in Fullerton, CA. Gabriel currently serves as an education account executive for Avid. He regularly gives clinics and presentations to educators on using Sibelius, Pro Tools, M-Audio, and general music technology. Prior to working for Avid, Gabriel served as the manager of education programs for the Boston Symphony Orchestra for seven years.