A comprehensive Chinese tutorial for Sibelius 7.0 covering basic operations, score editing, MIDI input, scanning, and video integration.
This document is a user tutorial for the music notation software Sibelius version 7.0, published in July 2011 by Avid Technology Inc. The guide is written by Tom Clarke and serves as an instructional resource for users ranging from beginners to those seeking advanced features.
The content is structured into five distinct projects designed to take approximately eight hours to complete. These projects cover essential tasks such as opening scores, editing and entering notes via mouse or MIDI keyboard, playing back music, creating new scores, scanning existing sheet music, setting clefs and key signatures, formatting layouts, generating parts, exporting files, and integrating video tracks. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Software Version | 7.0 |
|---|---|
| Copyright Year | 2011 |
The entire tutorial takes approximately eight hours to complete from start to finish.
It is strongly suggested that users at least complete the first three projects before starting formal work.
Project 2 covers recreating a selection from Elgar's String Quartet in E minor, scanning parts with PhotoScore Lite, and dynamic parts generation.