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Question: Any ideas how to get the Sibelius First 7 Sounds Library downloaded and up and running??  I hate using just the basic MIDI options...
Document: I was able to get up and running right away after doing a quick look through the manual. It's about as efficient and intuitive as I could have wished, and there are lots of built-in shortcuts with mouse and keyboard. About the only technical limitation I've found is that it won't allow renumbering of measures (a hindrance since I'm transcribing a score with non-consecutive measure numbers).For the money, Sibelius First is an excellent product.
They messed up a perfectly good program. Sibelius 6 was fine except on Windows 7 it isn't as stable. I got 7 thinking it would fix my problems but I hate hate hate what they did with the menus. The intuitive system that it was is gone, and replaced with windows that disappear and hide from you as you try to screw with settings. It took me an hour just to find how to change the tempo of playback. Why did you do this?? Why devolve a perfectly good system?
For my purposes, composing and playback of classical music, I'm not sure 7 has that many advantages over 5 using computer keyboard shortcuts. Still learning all the menus to get the keyboard shortcuts I learned in 5. Playback I think is better. Overall a great system, adding lyrics composition sheet music works great, but sorry that there is STILL no way to add an audio vocal track to composition.
the software is ok it works great but the full sibelus 7 is better. sibelius first does not read keyboad which i was looking for. by itself it a good software.
I was trying to make charts with the software supplied with my daw. I put the time in and tried to thoroughly read manual. A year later I downloaded the free version of Sibelius First and made a chart with in an hour.Now most simple charts take 10 minutes.If you want you can score a symphony. It does it all as far as i see.
I was trying to decide between Finale Print Music and Sibelius First as an upgrade to the free Finale Note Pad software I was using. I like the layout of Sibelius better (it has tabs like Office 2007 and 2010) but Finale is so much easier!
Excellent for music notation. I like to be able to input MIDI and have it write the staves for you. I also like being able to record the music real-time and step mode. I also like being able to create music with just the PC, but is much easier using a MIDI keyboard.
About a month ago I downloaded the limited 30 day trial version of this software. It is as good as its competition. I am a very amateur musician and am using this for a number of tasks to help me learn more. I was happy enough with the trial I was willing to spend nearly $100.00 on the full version. After installing the full version and registering five times (5!) the program crashed EVERY time the &#34;text&#34; tab was selected.
I'm only a sometime user of this product but I downloaded both this and the comparable Finale product and chose this. It took a while to get started but I was able to get what I wanted done. Finale was much more difficult. All I wanted to do was recopy a part. Nothing fancy. I could have done what I needed with just the trial version but I thought I might use it again so I spent the $100 so it'll always be there.
I'm fine with the complexity, first of all, you get this software because you want to do the hard stuff. It's actually not that complex if you actually go through the tutorials and spend some time with it. I imagine it works wonderfully for most instruments as well. However, for guitar it is really an after thought. While you can do standard and TAB notations, you are constantly cutting-and-pasting between them since they are effectively treated as separate instruments rather than two views of the same instrument.
Answer: Not sure at what point you are looking at but under the File tab is an icon called configuration.  Two options are presented as General MIDI and Sibelius First Sounds to choose.from on the ribbon header