Welcome to the blog where I share techniques that help you work faster and more efficiently with Sibelius, so that we can do less and do it better.

Spotlighting Conflict: Keyboard Maestro’s Bar Line Palette in Sibelius
You’re in the middle of crafting your next great opus. The bassoon ventures a little high with ledger lines? No problem! Just press Q to navigate to the tenor clef and hit Return. Your need for bitonality has vanished, and you want the key signature of D major? Easy peasy! Press K, type ‘d ma,’ find it, and press Return. You’ve settled on a hymn for the final section? No problemo! Press T - 4 - Tab - 4 - Return to quickly insert 4/4 time. You want the last section to repeat; no problem… Wait, there’s no shortcut for barlines?

Sib-Sub: Precision Window Control with Keyboard Maestro
Now that you’re practically playing the keyboard as if Alex Acuña were an accountant, you’re probably eager to take things to the next level. You’re programming everything you can, yet still finding yourself reaching for the mouse in unexpected situations.

The Maestro Conducting
6 to 8 cups of coffee in New York, the average American single-person household spending on food for 2-3 days, and according to this list, a lot of good stuff, and most importantly, not even two months of a Sibelius Ultimate subscription.
It’s also the cost of Keyboard Maestro.