There are probably a few other problems that I can't recall at the moment.
(I think Sibelius can actually correct this, but I haven't taken the time to find out how to do it) and converts them to multiple tied notes. * Sibelius doesn't recognise NWC's method of notation of two voices per stave (eg chord notes of different lengths). * The dynamics do not show up on the score, but they are obviously still there because they play back correctly! (Rick's suggestion of making the staff sounds like an excellent idea (which incidentally I haven't yet tried myself). * Staccato notes appear as a half-length note and a rest. It's a bit tedious to do this operation though. Sibelius actually has a near equivalent to which it calls. * Layered staves are "unlayered" into separate staves. * Lyrics lose their hyphens between syllables * You might need to try several notation alternatives (ie length of shortest notes and rests) during the importation In our case we get four good choral staves and two piano staves but you do strike a few troubles, for example: I save the NWC file as MIDI 1 and import it into Sibelius 4. When she wants to edit and enhance an accompaniment I convert the whole score including the accompaniment to Sibelius to save her having to re-write whole scores in Sibelius (when I've already written them in NWC). In our choir we use NWC to generate our training aids, but our accompanist can only work in Sibelius, which is used at the school where she teaches. (Getting to school involves a ferry journey.) She was wanting to work on her composition while stuck at home, and was feeling frustrated that she wouldn't have much time to enter it onto Sibelius back at school, as she would be trying to catch up on the lessons that she had missed. Unfortunately, she has been unable to get to school sometimes recently because of the bad weather. Any small amendments/additions, that she thinks of at home, are scribbled on MS paper in pencil and then entered up onto Sibelius when she is back at school. Usually all the major writing/editing is done at school. Lawrie is quite correct, my daughter needs to be able to continue editing the music at school. In most cases, system security prevents users installing anything.
In addition, many schools don't like "unauthorised" software being loaded on their machines. It is updated weekly and features new and recommended shows on the major streaming platforms.Quote from: Lawrie Pardy - 12:01 pm it's my guess that they'll need to be able to edit it at school.
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