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We're pleased to announce the availability of Sibelius 8.7.2, a maintenance update to Sibelius 8 that brings improvements to several areas of the program, including fixes to some very old problems, as well as enhancements to the recently released Sibelius | Cloud Sharing Dashboard and Viewer.

In total, Sibelius 8.7.2 includes over 70 improvements to both Sibelius application and Sibelius | Cloud Sharing, including:

Key Signatures and Instrument Changes

This is an area we spent a lot of time on getting right. We'd like to thank our tireless beta testers for their feedback while we worked on improving this area of the program. Many of you will know that entering Instrument Changes would always come with a level of cleanup. Any change in key signature would be too close to the barline, and on the wrong side too. In the part, they would split the multirest and it would take a number of steps to get this right. In addition to this, if a Key Signature change would happen at the same time, you'd get two key signatures appearing at the same time. With Sibelius 8.7.2, this is now all handled for you.

When comparing the above images, you'll see several improvements:

Before:

• Key signature changes in bars 3 and 10, which are needed when changing from Flute to Alto Flute, are too close to the bar lines. They also split the multirests in the part so you have a 1+2 rather than a 3 bar multirest.
• Bar 16 changes to D Major in the score, and the instrument changes to Alto Flute at the same time. Sibelius 8.7.1 and earlier would show the key signature change for D Major as well as a single sharp (the key signature for the Alto Flute) after it in the part, whilst also splitting the multirest.

After:

• Key Signature changes are appropriately spaced after the barlines in bars 3 and 10¹.
• Multirests are all complete and aren't split by the instrument changes.
• Left hand side of multirests are given space for the change in key signatures.
• The change to Alto Flue in bar 16, combined with the Key Signature change to D Major now correctly shows only a single sharp².

¹ If any spacing adjustments are needed, simply select the passage and reset the note spacing, by going to Appearance > Reset Notes > Reset Note Spacing.

² Best results are accomplished when entering the Key Signature first, then the Instrument Change.

What happens when opening old scores?

Old scores opened in 8.7.2 will look exactly the same with regard to these key signature changes. This means that if the key signature on an Instrument Change appeared on or before the barline, these will continue to appear before the barline. To fix these up, the easiest thing to do is remove the Instrument Change and create a new one.

Barlines

Special barlines, which are accessed from Notations > Common > Barline, each have special properties. In previous versions, they would all split multirests, which was OK if you knew that was going to happen. However, many a Sibelius user has been confused to see a multirest split and not known why. In Sibelius 8.7.2 we have changed the behavior of some of these barlines:

Start repeat – split barlines
End Repeat – split barlines
Double – split barlines
Dashed – split barlines
Final – split barlines

Invisible – do not split barlines
Normal – do not split barlines
Tick – do not split barlines
Short – do not split barlines
Between Staves – do not split barlines

When opening older scores

Opening older scores in 8.7.2 that contain any of the barlines in the second list above now open with a ‘Split multirest' above them in each part. This retains the layout of the score, and also gives you a useful visual indicator to show why the multirest is splitting. To snap this back into a single multirest, simply select the split multirest and tap delete:

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• Accepting the Terms and Conditions for the first time now knows if you've just opened the Dashboard or clicked ‘Share'—if the latter, it no longer just opens the Dashboard but continues to share the score.
• When sharing an unsaved score, the 'Uploading Score' message only appears after you've saved the score.
• When extracting parts, the files are now given their own FileID, allowing you to share these independently from the full score.
• The Push button is now enabled and disabled more reliably.

Improvements to the Dashboard and Viewer are coming soon…

General improvements in Sibelius

Workflow

• Non-magnetic gliss and port lines are now red when they are selected—this matches the colour of non-magnetic slurs.
• Text along lines is now horizontal once more. It can still follow the angle of the line when you specify a value to move the text up by a number of spaces (found in Edit Lines > Centered Text).
• A long-standing issue, where you'd lose title pages and other blank pages when changing time signature at the beginning of the score, has been fixed.
• Using the left/right arrow keys to navigate through the selection no longer causes the selection to skip into another voice when you pass an object in all voices, like a chord symbol, or staff-attached symbol.
• In some cases, entering notes into a bar directly after an Instrument Change would add them in the next bar instead. This dates back a really long time but you'll now find notes go into the bar that you intend them go into.
• Adding Split Multirests are now added to the undo queue.
• Sibelius would sometimes move the score when performing an undo action. This no longer happens.

General improvements in Sibelius

Workflow

• Non-magnetic gliss and port lines are now red when they are selected—this matches the colour of non-magnetic slurs.
• Text along lines is now horizontal once more. It can still follow the angle of the line when you specify a value to move the text up by a number of spaces (found in Edit Lines > Centered Text).
• A long-standing issue, where you'd lose title pages and other blank pages when changing time signature at the beginning of the score, has been fixed.
• Using the left/right arrow keys to navigate through the selection no longer causes the selection to skip into another voice when you pass an object in all voices, like a chord symbol, or staff-attached symbol.
• In some cases, entering notes into a bar directly after an Instrument Change would add them in the next bar instead. This dates back a really long time but you'll now find notes go into the bar that you intend them go into.
• Adding Split Multirests are now added to the undo queue.
• Sibelius would sometimes move the score when performing an undo action. This no longer happens.

UI and Documentation

• When exporting a PDF, the wildcards are now correct in French and German languages.
• The Lines section of the Inspector is now localized.
• Text is no longer cut off in the Quick Start > Learn tab for all languages except Japanese and Chinese (Mac only).
• When importing Ideas, the import button was sometimes cut off—the dialog has been extended to show this button.
• Several improvements to the Manuscript plug-in language documentation have been made.

General reliability

• When pasting Lyrics, the Undo/Redo queue no longer gets out of sync. Previously, it was possible to repeat a lyric rather than paste the next one in the clipboard.
• Sibelius no longer crashes if you quit while still inputting text (Mac only).
• A score that containing $NumPages wildcard, if exported and opened in Sibelius 7.5 will crash—we've found this happens due to a bug in Sibelius 7.5-8.5. We fixed this back in March as part of the Sibelius 8.6 and Cloud Publishing engine development (where we found the Cloud Publishing engine would hang on some scores).
• Sibelius no longer starts up slowly when 'Avid Application Manager Helper' is not running.
• As part of our regular monitoring of crash reports that come in, we've found several reports where RoboForm would cause a crash due the way Sibelius handles text. We will address this in a future update but the advice for now is to disable RoboForm.

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• In response to any 'Tempo Scale' effect, Sibelius now removes the metronome metric modulation but keeps the text indications. The XML output from Sibelius is now valid, and we'll look into adding the tempo scale in the future.
• Sibelius now opens the newer MusicXML 3.1 files with the .musicxml file extension.

Sibelius on High Sierra

• Sibelius and Sibelius First 8.7.2 is now supported on macOS High Sierra. Although I'm sure earlier versions of Sibelius 8 will likely work, we haven't tested anything other than the latest versions.

Note on compatibility: Sibelius will only run when the hard drive is formatted in non-case-sensitive formatting. This is the default, so in general everyone will be safe. If you have purposely reformatted your hard drive to be case sensitive, which you need to have tried quite hard to do, then Sibelius' playback and other features won't work well at all. Download virtualhostx 8 5 3.

We hope you enjoy the broad range of improvements in Sibelius 8.7.2. If you follow the various Facebook support groups and other forums and social media, you may recognize a number of these issues having been brought to our attention. Numbers 4 1. The frequent updates we are now releasing enable us to respond to these quicker than ever before, so thank you for all the feedback you're giving us—please keep it coming!