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International orders*Sibelius 7 from Sibelius is fully featured notation software, suitable for professionals, publishers, educators, music students and anyone interested in producing written music. While it is sophisticated enough to meet the demands of these top composers, arrangers, and publishers, it is still simple enough for beginners and students.
The new task-oriented user interface allows you to work quickly and then experience your scores in stunning clarity with the exclusive, professional-quality sound library. If you want even more great sounds, Sibelius supports VST and Audio Units plug-ins, giving you access to third-party sample libraries. Collaborate more easily thanks to full MusicXML interchange support and other sharing options.
Additionally, the software delivers time-saving features like Magnetic Layout and Dynamic Parts, plus a powerful creative toolset including Flexi-time MIDI input, Keyboard and Fretboard windows, and a variety of other input options. You can also sync Sibelius with other popular audio software, such as Pro Tools via ReWire.
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Minimum Requirements for Software Mac OS X 10.6.7 or later, 10.7 1GB+ RAM 750MB hard disk space DVD-ROM drive Windows Windows Vista SP2 with the Platform Update Pack or later, Windows 7 SP1 or later 1GB+ RAM, 750MB hard disk space DVD-ROM drive Recommended for Sibelius 7 Sounds Sample Library Mac Intel Core 2 Duo or better 4GB+ total physical RAM 40 GB available hard drive space (7200 RPM or faster drive recommended - SSD preferable) Windows Intel Core 2 Duo (or equivalent) or better 4GB+ total physical RAM 40 GB available hard drive space (7200 RPM or faster drive recommended - SSD preferable) ASIO compatible soundcard Using External Hardware MIDI Playback Devices If you have an external hardware MIDI playback device that you wish to use with Sibelius 7, please check that a compatible sound set is available 1 Please Note:Sibelius 7 Sounds can be used if your computer doesn't meet the recommended requirements, but you may find that you cannot use as many sounds simultaneously, and that sounds take a long time to load. close |