Sibelius playback configuration manual#

Option 3: Purchase Ready-Made Sound Sets by Jonathan Loving It’s the perfect companion when writing or arranging scores, as it helps you make better notational choices than a regular sample library would. NotePerformer handles almost any musical figure, without asking you to add special commands or to resort to uncommon notation. Our software overcomes the shortcomings of basic notation playback, by analyzing the musical context and generating suitable articulations, note transitions and other performance features on-the-fly. NotePerformer is a one-of-a-kind sound library, specifically created for notation program playback. Sibelius Virtual Instruments Reference 6.16

Sibelius playback configuration manual#

The pages from the Sibelius 8 manual are attached. Read the Sibelius manual section 6.16 Virtual Instruments. Option 1: Create Your Own Custom Sound Sets This post focuses on number 2, above using other sound libraries within Sibelius. Purchase additional sound libraries and/or Sound Sets.Export the Sibelius file in MIDI format and import it into your DAW such as Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase and similar programs.If you want to hear and export your Sibelius projects with a better quality sound, there are some options. It is not a particularly high quality library, but may be enough for reference audio recordings and proof listening your scores. Sibelius comes shipped with a basic sound library called Sibelius Sounds.