Category: Software
Music-making tools, including creating demos with digital sounds (virtual instruments.
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Moving from Blogger to WordPress
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Read more: Moving from Blogger to WordPressI just finished moving Elusive Music from Blogger to self-hosted WordPress
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Mugician: iPad as musical instrument
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Read more: Mugician: iPad as musical instrumentI’ve discovered a cool music app for my iPad. It’s called Mugician by Rob Fielding. I found it by searching for “microtonal” in the app store.
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Making a conductor’s score in Sibelius
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Read more: Making a conductor’s score in SibeliusIn a few steps, you can create a conductor score with 2 parts on one staff, for example, Flutes 1 & 2 etc.
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Converting an old music score to new Sibelius
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Read more: Converting an old music score to new SibeliusI wanted to make a few revisions to an orchestral score I finished in 2004. It was in an early version of Sibelius, and I hoped it would be easy to update. However, when I opened the score in Sibelius 6, it didn’t look good and I feared it would be a lot of work…
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Keyswitches in a Kontakt 3 Virtual Instrument
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Read more: Keyswitches in a Kontakt 3 Virtual InstrumentIf you have a multi-timbre or multi-articulation instrument, but no documentation, how do you figure out how to switch between different sounds? What is a keyswitch?One common technique is a “keyswitch”. Playing a MIDI note of a specific pitch turns on a particular timbre. The MIDI note is out of range for that instrument so…