Composite time signatures in Sibelius

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[@blackdenisedits]

Very well explained, perfect tutorial. Sibelius team should watch this as well

[@jodoinscott]

Thanks for sharing this tutorial! Exactly what I needed. That trick about dividing the line spacing is neat.

[@nycmusicservices]

Glad it was useful!

[@chen-yuhuang7453]

Thank you so much! And you explained it so well and clear!

[@Tarinocas]

Amazing!! Thank you for the tutorial

[@d0nnyr0n]

Thank you! Very helpful indeed!

[@ProfeIsra.Musica]

It was very useful. Thanks!

[@vantantas]

Totally helpful!!! Thankyouuu

[@artemlyubchenko3022]

I have to create a 3/8+3/16 time signature, but I can't because of the two-digit number in the denominator and one-digit number in the numerator. How can I fix this?

[@renderizer01]

I'm sure there must have been countless requests for this feature over the years but Avid sadly isn't known to have an open ear for its use base.

[@trillice87]

perfect tutorial, super helpful!!!

[@parthhesh]

Much Thanks for this.

[@papitay2010]

muito bom...

[@FabianZither]

Thank you! I use it for irrational Times Signatures!

[@RenaldoRamai]

Thank you so much

[@ignacioorona3458]

So so so helpfull man, txs!

[@federicocarpi2378]

What if i want to write in the same instrument a 12/8 that at the same time can be counting as 4/4? So some times ill have triplets and sometimes I could write two eight notes or a dotted eight plus a sixteenth. Thanks

[@williammalcolmjones7612]

10/8?

[@徐笠馨]

Hi~Which version of Sibelius is your's? Mine is 7.5 and it doesn't seem to have composite time signature in the styles

[@jodoinscott]

You have to make it by clicking 'new style'. It will create a new style based on the old 'time signature' font.

[@leopronumen]

You are GOD!!

[@johnlewis2707]

NO! I want I part in , say, 7/8, and another in 4/4, SIMULTANEOUSLY//...

[@gregphilipmusic]

I like the magnetic notes for multiple voices. But this fixes what is surely a bad design error. I like the sliding notes. But at $455 AUD it's not worth it for me. For the moment I will hang and see what the real Sibelius guys are doing over at Steinberg ...