He has authored multiple online courses in music technology and music history. Tom Rudolph is an adjunct instructor for Berklee Online, the University of the Arts, Central Connecticut State University, VanderCook MECA, and the Rutgers Mason Gross School of Music. Saving, Exporting, and Deleting Manuscript Paperĭr.Lesson 12: Graphics, Sharing, and Manuscript Paper Changing the Percentage Size of a Staff.Lesson 11: Large Scores and the Arrange Feature Lesson 10: Playback, Exporting, and Plug-ins Adding Expressions, Markings, and Layout.Global Space between Systems and Staves.Grouping, Brackets, Braces, and Staff Names.Overview of the Staff/Instrument Settings.Score Setup: Engraving Rules and Bar Numbers.Drum Set Note Entry Using a MIDI Keyboard.Drum Set Note Entry Without a MIDI Keyboard.Setting Up the Piano Score for Wachet Auf!.Lesson 5: Polyphony (Voices) and Roadmaps Lesson 4: Real-Time Note Entry with Flexi-Time Crescendos and Decrescendos (Hairpins) and Rit.Entering Notation and Articulations (via the Keypad).

Time Signature and Key Signature Changes.Score Setup: Engraving Rules & Staff Spacing.Score Setup: Metronome Mark and Changing Instruments.Lesson 3:Time Signatures, Key Signatures, Expressions, and Lines Editing Title, Composer and Lyricist Text.Audio Engine Settings and Sibelius Sounds.Entering Text After a Score Has Been Created.Entering Notation by Typing the A-G Letters on the Computer Keyboard.Share your Sibelius files with others via a variety of methods including PDF, audio and posting to a variety of web sharing options.Use a variety of methods to solve problems and answer questions in Sibelius.Use plug-ins to enhance the composing and arranging process.Apply the current best practices of notation principles in your scores and parts.Edit, modify, and customize a variety of lead sheets, scores and parts.Explore shortcuts to speed the note entry process.Input notation using the mouse, computer keyboard, and MIDI keyboard.Upon completing this course, you will have learned to: You will also learn to share your Sibelius files with others in a variety of venues and formats. You will become an independent user of Sibelius, and will learn the skills to find solutions to problems that you encounter in the future. You will create lead sheets, choral and instrumental scores, drum maps and guitar notation, and explore many other ways to use Sibelius for your own personal and professional needs. Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games.Electronic Music Production and Sound Design.Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major).Music Theory, Harmony, and Ear Training.

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