Join Jenny Amaya for an in-depth discussion in this video Saving, part of Sibelius 6 Essential Training.
A Sibelius document is no different from a word processing document.…It is very easy to save and keep track of, as long as you have some…basic computing skills.…Let's take a look now at the options that Sibelius gives us for saving.…In the File menu down here in the middle, first the basic Save option,…Command+S or Ctrl+S, if you're on PC.…This is your standard Save command.…So after you've already saved your score once, when you click this command or…use Command+S or Ctrl+S, Sibelius will save the changes to your score to that…same location where you originally had saved it.…
Next, we have Save Version.…Now we have disabled versions for Essential Training but if you are…using Sibelius's Versions feature, you can go here to save a new version of your score.…Next is Save As.…This is your traditional Save As command.…Let's go ahead and click that.…It has you create a new name for the file or a new location or both.…So we could rename this file here and we could put it somewhere else.…We can put it let's say just on the Desktop by itself and click Save, and now…
Author
Jenny Amaya
Released
5/11/2011- Navigating the Sibelius interface
- Setting essential preferences
- Controlling basic score playback
- Performing contiguous and non-contiguous selections
- Ensuring score readability and organization
- Creating a new score
- Adding time signatures and key signatures
- Entering notes, rests, accidentals, and chords
- Inputting notation with a MIDI keyboard
- Creating and extending slurs and phrase marks
- Saving time with quick key shortcuts
- Printing and exporting a completed project
- Sharing scores via the Scorch plug-in
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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1. Getting Started
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Setting up a MIDI keyboard1m 18s
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2. Navigating the Interface
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Understanding the menus3m 35s
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Zooming2m 51s
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Introducing Magnetic Layout3m 10s
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3. Selection
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Bar and staff selection4m 10s
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System selection3m 15s
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Contiguous/range selection2m 10s
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4. Creating a New Score
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Creating a new score6m 26s
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Initial score layout8m 30s
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Creating objects3m 23s
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Key signatures5m 10s
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Time signatures6m 10s
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5. Note Entry
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Entering tuplets3m 57s
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6. Editing Notes
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Editing notes6m 50s
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Transposing notes5m 17s
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Editing beams3m 16s
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7. Adding Lines and Symbols to Your Score
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The Lines menu5m 42s
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8. Important Quick Keys and Themes
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The Sibelius ABCs6m 6s
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9. Working with Text
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Understanding text styles4m 42s
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Creating expression text4m 48s
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Creating lyrics5m 18s
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Creating repeat text6m 35s
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Adding rehearsal marks3m 30s
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Editing instrument names3m 15s
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Creating chord symbols7m 57s
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Creating a new text style5m 32s
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10. Engraving and Formatting
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Adjusting vertical spacing6m 22s
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Adjusting horizontal spacing4m 43s
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Adjusting bar numbers2m 36s
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Using Magnetic Layout3m 46s
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11. Working with Parts
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12. Printing, Saving, Exporting, and Sharing
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Printing3m 3s
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Saving1m 46s
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Sharing a score using Scorch3m 40s
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Conclusion
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Additional resources2m 59s
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