#SIBELIUS FOR MAC 4SHARED UPDATE#
We’re looking forward to hearing how you get on.Īs with every release, we aim to fix a good number of bugs, and this update is no different. The Getting Started tutorials, in-app sign-up pages, menus, dropdowns, and so on have all been translated into Spanish. ¡Sibelius for mobile is now also in Spanish! We’re pleased to bring our iPhone and iPad apps to our Spanish-speaking users. The change has been made to when these lines are entered into your score, so your existing scores will look exactly the same as before, and you can enter the lines with better spacing into existing scores, too. You can see the new end placements in the figure below:
These now finish correctly at the end of a bar (rather than carrying into the next bar or system) so there’s no need to nudge these back into place. In the new update, you’ll find that the improvements to octave lines from our March release (2022.3) have been brought over, and we’re introducing improvements to pedal lines.
We’ve also been in the process of improving the default placement of certain types of lines. To access these, start a new score from the file browser and scroll down. In our release last month, Sibelius for desktop included a new set of Manuscript Papers, and we’ve brought these across to mobile. This toggles between concert pitch and transposing score, and is available in both mid-tier Sibelius and Sibelius | Ultimate. We've also exposed the "Transposing Score" option within the Transpose panel as well. The Transpose menu can be accessed directly via the SHIFT + T shortcut (just like on desktop). We’ve added this behavior when transposing by both key and interval. blue) will transpose the notes within the current key signature. purple) will add a new key signature to the score (except when writing with an atonal key signature), whereas non-system passage selections (i.e. To set the transposition you need, swipe up and down on the spin controls to set the key or interval, and whether you’d like it to move up or down.Ĭonsistent with Sibelius on desktop, transpositions made on system selections (i.e. You can transpose by key or by interval, and for each category, you have the choice of transposing the pitches upward or downward: Just like Sibelius on desktop, the new Transposition panel allows you to transpose a selection of the score, or the entire score (if there is no selection prior to opening the Transpose menu). If your score is locked in Review Mode, the option will be hidden from the menu (just like Document Setup). You can find the new Transposition feature within the More (.) dropdown menu. In this build, you’ll find a good collection of new features and music improvements, as well as a slew of bug fixes. The team is pleased to announce the immediate release of this update to Sibelius for mobile.
#SIBELIUS FOR MAC 4SHARED FULL#
For a full list of features, see the comparison here. If you have a current subscription or support plan for Sibelius on desktop, you can unlock the features within the mobile app at no extra cost. This will run with the Sibelius | First features, and you can unlock more features within the app by either starting a new 1-month trial, or if you have Sibelius on desktop already, by signing in with your account.
#SIBELIUS FOR MAC 4SHARED FREE#
If you’re new to Sibelius on mobile, it’s our free companion app to Sibelius on desktop, and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store for both iPhone and iPad. The 2022.4 update is now available on the App Store, and all the details are right here. Today, we’re excited to share that Sibelius for mobile now contains two of the most popular user requests: Spanish translation, and Transposition. It’s been nine months since we first released Sibelius for mobile, and in that time, we’ve allowed the app to evolve and grow with new features and improvements based on your feedback. Welcome to the April release for Sibelius for mobile.
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