Sibelius

Music Notation and Scoring App

Published by: Avid Technology

Description

Sibelius brings professional music notation to iPad and iPhone, putting the workflows used by countless composers, orchestrators, and arrangers at your fingertips. Seamlessly move between iPad, iPhone and desktop, and from studio to coffeeshop to scoring stage, and write anywhere inspiration strikes.
# Work on scores anywhere
Sibelius for mobile puts the #1 selling music notation program at your fingertips—literally. Work with the same tools and features used by countless composers and production houses every day on your iPad and iPhone. Whether writing down ideas, creating full-blown compositions, or reviewing scores, you have the freedom to create wherever you’re comfortable.
#Take your portfolio to go
Forget having to bring and break out your laptop when meeting with clients and collaborators. Instead, you can conveniently take the world’s most powerful notation toolset and your entire music portfolio with you wherever you go—ideal for those unexpected opportunities. And for tandemly working through last-minute revisions.
# Hear your music in stunning detail
Sibelius includes a high-quality sample library filled with a variety of musical instrumentation, so you can hear what your music will sound like when performed by real musicians. The Espressivo advanced notation interpretation even lets you adjust rhythm and swing to create a more humanistic feel.
# Speed your workflow
Sibelius for mobile is designed to take full advantage of Apple Pencil and iPad touch capabilities. Its elegant, streamlined interface provides the most intuitive and efficient workflows possible while supporting the same keyboard shortcuts you know and love from working on the desktop version, so you’ll feel right at home.
# Get innovative note entry
Experience the pen and paper workflow reimagined. Enter notes with the onscreen Keypad or a keyboard, and Sibelius takes care of all note layout. Touch a note and drag up or down to change its value, or drag left or right to add a flat or sharp. With an Apple Pencil, tap a note and tilt up or down to add a flat or sharp, or tilt left or right to choose the note value.
# Have everything you need
In addition to the Keypad, Sibelius for mobile features a Create menu that’s optimized for iOS, making it easy to add clefs, key signatures, time signatures, barlines, symbols, text styles, and more to your score from searchable galleries. You can also quickly search through all Sibelius commands using the Command Search, putting the entire app at your fingertips.
# Move tiers to meet needs
Sibelius is designed to grow with you to support your creative aspirations and project needs. From the introductory (and free) Sibelius First to the industry-standard Sibelius Ultimate, you can add more notation capabilities and instrument parts to take on more creative opportunities by simply upgrading your subscription tier.
# Have everything on one creative platform
Seamlessly move from desktop to tablet and back without ever having to import or export files. That’s because whether on mobile or desktop, you’re always in Sibelius. With files saved to iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or other iOS-supported cloud service, you have easy anywhere access to all your ideas and scores.
# Enable a hybrid workflow
While Sibelius for mobile is fully featured, providing many of the same tools as its desktop counterpart, there are some notation and layout features only available in the desktop version, making it an integral part of a complete workflow (compare versions). Plus, the mobile version comes free with the desktop version, enabling you to work where and how you want.
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Sibelius Artist for iOS
49.00 r
Sibelius Ultimate for iOS
109.00 r

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User Rating

4.36 out of 5

33 ratings in Denmark

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Sibelius Reviews

Mixer og metronom

Khim-zen on

Denmark

mixer og en metronom eller er det bare mig der ikke kan finde det?

Not flexible = not usable

mettesamme on

Denmark

Wanted to get started on notating a piece in 5/16. However this is not possible on the mobile version. You can only choose between the most basic time signatures. This means, if you have a piece with changing time signatures, that are just a little less standard than 3/4 or 7/8 (or if you need to sub-group differently), you can’t use it. This seems like an easy fix: add an option to make your own time signature (like in the computer version). Until this happens I won’t be able to use the mobile version and get the most out of my subscription.

Sibelius ipad version

Pretzztg on

Denmark

Nice with music notation software for ipad! But it still feels quite primitive for being a 2023 software. Some stuff needs to be right on hand for my workflow. I.e. Copy/paste function. You will find it and execute from a scroll down based search field..likewise with triplets and more. Not really intuitive for my use. Its also great with the guitar tab options but also rather limited. Basic up/down stroke signs and more is only available with monthly subscriptions. Though its not clear what is included in the mid pricy subscription or if you need the all included version to get get acces to certain features. The subscription business model is big a turn off for me..I like to have the option of paying upfront instead of being ”trapped” in a subscription model.

Like The App bit missing quite obvious features

Johnn John on

Denmark

It’s a nice app as an addition to working on desktop! And a lot of things work quite well. But..... Why isn’t there a mode for writing freehand with your Apple Pencil to create notes (not musical notes but comments :)?? It would be nice to draw stuff and highlight passages with the use of apples build in drawing software. Also I can’t get the comment Command to work...

Like the user interface…

jontb on

Denmark

And now with the transpose feature one more star. Last star from me comes when we can import/export music xml and midi files:)

Transpose and xml-files

finiliutsq on

Denmark

I’ so glad for the possibility to transpose. I’m also very much looking foreward to be able to import and export Music xml-files :-)

very satisfied

H_Stockmar on

Denmark

a very fine and well-functioning supplement to my work with sibelius

Prepare to spend 10 times more time on writing notes

Jlkfyi on

Denmark

I really don’t hope that this bad ux is the way the future is going to look like. Maybe it was better if Avid focused on fixing Sibelius for computer, instead of throwing money on yet another failed attempt to convert for writing music on the iPad! This app is way too expensive and too tedious to use. I’ve deleted the app again. Back to the computer.

用不了

阿司匹林isak on

China

开了订阅也打不了任何东西,全都锁着,是国内不能用吗

买了最高付费版,但是不让我用啊

:7,,.164 on

China

如标题,为什么还锁着???

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