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Cannotdownload Sibelius Sounds

Posted by clbobman - 12 Apr 01:25AM (edited 12 Apr 01:26AM) Hide picture Why am I unable to unpack Sibelius Sounds? Please help. it must be problem with the permissions on my SSD drive but I cannot figure it out. I cannot find the actual sounds installed anywhere on the SSD, so I cannot see if i can change the permissions. The Sibelius programme is installed on my normal drive. Could that be a problem. Thanks for any help.



Here is the error message: "There was a problem unpacking the data [Errno 13] Permission denied: / Volumes/Steve SSD Pro /Brass"



I am using a Mac running High Sierra (version 10.13.6). Back to top Allthreads Re: Cannot download Sibelius Sounds

Posted by Robin Walker - 12 Apr 08:48AM Hide picture Probably the installer file that you downloaded over the internet was improperly truncated. Delete the sounds installer file that you have, and download a fresh copy from your Avid account. While the download is in progress, keep the computer connected to the mains power, and adjust the power settings of your computer so that it does not go to sleep or standby during the download. For instance, on Macs, check the option "Prevent computer from sleeping automatically when the display is off" in System Preferences -> Energy Saver.



As a double-check, the size of the downloaded ".dmg" file should be listed as around 25 GB. Anything less than that is useless.



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Posted by clbobman - 13 Apr 04:43AM Hide picture Thanks a lot Robin. I will give that a go Back to top Allthreads Re: Cannot download Sibelius Sounds

Posted by clbobman - 13 Apr 06:12AM Hide picture Strangely, Robin I cannot find the .dmg file for Sibelius Sounds anywhere on either of my drives. I imagine the default is the SSD drive. It is as if it never downloaded, but I know it downloaded a substantial part of the file at least because it was downloading for a long time.



I have bulk searched .dmg folders and I have basically erased all existing .dmg files on my drives just to make sure. However, when i go back to the the avid link downloader it creates a sibelius sound installer icon as if the pack is already downloaded and them gives the same "can't unpack" error message. I feel like I need an uninstaller.



I have made sure the automatic screen saver/hard disk save is set to Never as you suggested if I do ever get to download the file again.





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Posted by clbobman - 13 Apr 11:25AM Hide picture Finally got it working by giving up on the Avid Link download section and downloading it again from the main download centre. It seems to be working pretty well. Crashing a bit when I am closing windows, but I now have better quality sounds than the midi. Thanks for your help Robin Back to top Allthreads


Sib. 5.1: Stave outside margin

Posted by sound-arc - 30 May 05:33AM Hide picture I am new to Sibelius so please be patient. I am working with an orchestral score that has been copied into Sibelius by someone else. I am trying to format the parts and the problem I have is that on the first page of the score the staves cross the margin on the right hand side. This means that the first system in my parts also crosses the margin line. I have searched sibelius reference but can't find how to make the system stay inside the margin. The person who created the files is away so I can't ask them. Can anyone help?



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Posted by Terry Carter, Rural Michigan USA - 30 May 10:45AM Hide picture Will you confirm, please, that you have displayed the blue, dashed, margin lines and can see the staff across that line.



Does the staff cross the edge of the paper? Is the problem the same on every page? Does the problem exist on the parts? All the parts?



- Terry



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Posted by sound-arc - 30 May 11:44PM Hide picture Yes, I can see the blue line and on the first page of the score only, the system crosses this line but does not go over the edge of the page. In the parts only the first system crosses the blue line, all the others are fine as are all the other pages in the score but the first. Any ideas? Thanks. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 5.1: Stave outside margin

Posted by Terry Carter, Rural Michigan USA - 30 May 11:51PM (edited 30 May 11:53PM) Hide picture Try grabbing the right-side edge of the system and dragging it toward the left. Click just to the right of the right-side barline (centered up and down) and drag. Perhaps it's a one-time thing. If so, this quick fix should do it.

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Posted by Terry Carter, Rural Michigan USA - 31 May 12:15AM Hide picture Another possible way to move the right-side barline to the margin line is to copy the entire system.



Hold the Control key down. Double click somewhere in one of the bars of that extended system. You should see a double purple box around the entire system all of the staves in that system.



Press the R key. The entire system will copy itself and push its way into the manuscript after the original system.



Then go back and create those double purple lines around the original system.



Press the delete key.



The right-side barline should align with the margin line.



All of this is in the score, of course, not just in a part.

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Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 31 May 11:33PM Hide picture Balletbrat, you need to click to the right of the middle staff line at

the end of the system that's poking into the page margin, and choose

Layout > Reset Position.



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Posted by sound-arc - 01 Jun 01:46AM Hide picture Thanks Terry, I used your method on the flute part with success, and when I returned to the score it too had been corrected.

Forever in your debt. Back to top Allthreads


Sib. 6.2: *Removing* extra ossia measures

Posted by John Elliott - 10 May 10:05PM Hide picture Due to copying and pasting, I have ended up with an ossia staff that has continued well past its utility.



I would like to remove the extra measures back to the point where the ossia stops. However, all I can find in the manuals/references are ways to ADD an ossia staff.



Am I left to copy/paste the music I want to keep, remove the entire ossia, re-add it to *just* the length I want, and then re-paste the music back into it?



--John Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: *Removing* extra ossia measures

Posted by Bob Zawalich - 10 May 10:37PM (edited 10 May 10:41PM) Hide picture As ossia staff is just an extra, small, staff attached to an instrument. The way it comes and goes is actually by Sib putting in instrument changes to No Instrument (Hidden) where it needs to be hidden.



Daniel discusses this in his current Sibelius blog entry: -ossia-staves-plug-in.



So if you want to hide an ossia past a certain point, use Create > Other > Instrument Change > All instruments > Others and pick No Instrument (Hidden).



If you only want to remove sections, it is trickier, but the same basic idea. Find the place you want it to be visible first, and put in an instrument change to the instrument that the ossia is attached to. Then put the No Instrument change at the point where you want the bar to disappear.



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Bob



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I am an experienced Sibelius user, but am not affiliated with Sibelius Software.

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Posted by John Elliott - 10 May 11:09PM Hide picture Thank you, Bob.



DEAR SIBELIUS:

Do you realize that "DELETE" or "OMIT" or "HIDE" -- say, when the measures are selected -- would be SO much easier (as regards the ossia staves) than "Create > Other > Instrument Change > All instruments > Others and pick No Instrument (Hidden).". The Sibelius "solution" to deleting extra ossia measures does not fit with the expectations of the end-user.



Sorry for any ALL CAPS above and below. It's not really "yelling" so much as me *trying* to emphasize my *point*: which is that the "solution" is REALLY BURIED and *hardly* intuitive.



The main problem stems from the fact that to *remove* an already created item (like an ossia staff) BEGINS in the CREATE menu.



What? I thought I was trying to "destroy" something *already* CREATED.



In mother words, I am not trying to CREATE anything, I am trying to DESTROY (i.e.: remove / hide / delete / remove) something *already* created.



So, I EXPECT to start in a "DELETE / OMIT / REMOVE / HIDE" most at the very least.



Can you please see to fixing this? Or am I just really off-base considering this "solution" from a "logical" angle?



Sorry (again), and this time for the sarcasm, but this is hardly the first time I have run across such a convoluted solution in the recent months.



I have been involved with product development at many point in my past and I guess the frustrations have just built up too much to allow for totally polite constructive criticism. I have come to believe that at this stage in the development of software certain common / n0ormal expectations are a given.



Really, sincerely,



--John Elliott

Albany, Oregon Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: *Removing* extra ossia measures

Posted by Bob Zawalich - 11 May 12:00AM (edited 11 May 02:48AM) Hide picture An ossia is just a staff, John.



There is no way to delete bars from only one staff. You can really only make them invisible. The way you do that is to apply instrument changes to the bars you want hidden.



If you would like a more automated Hide process, you might try the downloadable Hidden Instrument Change plugin. It will effectively hide the selected bars.



I say effectively, because there really is no hidden property for bars, though I suppose there could be. So the plugin will put in Instrument Changes at the appropriate locations around a selection.



I find that in general, the existing scheme works well enough.



Most people just add an ossia where ever they need them, and it is automatically "hidden" before and after, and it functions as desired. The only problems come up when you try to shrink or extend one, and for that you can create a new one, copy the data, and delete the old one (as you describe above), without concerning yourself with the implementation of an ossia.



So it is a little clunky, but not as bad as some other things, and I would guess that most users will never have to do this. And if you really care to control it at a finer level, then understanding that it is a staff and can be manipulated by the tools used on staves should give you enough information to do what you need to do.



It is not perfect. But I think it is good enough for nearly all uses. I would personally not put it high on the list of things I wanted to see changed.



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Bob



Sib 1.4 - 6.2, Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, 2.13 GHz Core 2 Duo; Audiophile 2496; 4 G RAM. Year 2010.

I am an experienced Sibelius user, but am not affiliated with Sibelius Software.

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Posted by John Elliott - 11 May 07:24AM Hide picture Thank you for the detailed information (received off this thread). It's quite informative.



And yes, I know I'm coming off a argumentative and wanting a solution that is very much in the minority. But let's also look at another issue that I have (and am I really the only one?).



Once I have created an ossia staff (above any staff anywhere in my piece), and I want to work on a section OUTSIDE of the piece in question -- ONCE I COME TO copying and pasting the new section into the old/original piece, I MUST first create an ossia staff in the *new* piece (above/below whichever staff I created it on in the original -- even though I am no longer using that ossia in this later section of the piece) BEFORE I can paste in the new material (or else the new material will b pasted into the ossia even if I am no longer using it and it's not even visible in the section of the score I am pasting this into.



My point is this: even though an ossia is treated as a regular staff, it's really not (and therefore should not be treated as such). An ossia can come and go, and be above/below ANY staff in the work. It is there to provide alternatives, options, and other "additional" material, not to be treated as a main staff.



Since it is not a normal/usual staff, why should it be treated as such? This only complicates the matter (from *my* end-user point-of-view).



--John Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: *Removing* extra ossia measures

Posted by John Elliott - 11 May 07:35AM Hide picture Bob,



re: "There is no way to delete bars from only one staff. You can really only make them invisible. The way you do that is to apply instrument changes to the bars you want hidden" --



This brings me back to my point about an ossia being NOT "just a staff." Since it can come-and-go (in terms of the original staves created in a given piece), the only way that treating it "like any other staff" makes sense if to assume that there actually hidden ossias above/below ALL staves even if they are never used/exposed.



However, this is not the case (in practice -- i.e.: to the end user) because ... UNTIL one ADDS an ossia, everything about the behavior of Sibelius is "normal." ONCE the ossia is added (regardless of how many measures of the ossia are actually needed/used), the score behaves differently, acting as if the ossia is NOW a normal staff and is to be treated as such, even if we are pasting music into several staves MANY MEASURES PAST the end of the one ossia staff/measures we created.



Am I making sense? I wonder, because the issue I am trying to rectify is nonsensical.



Please inform further (whether on or off the thread) -- thank you.



--John Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: *Removing* extra ossia measures

Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 11 May 09:12AM Hide picture I would agree with you, John, that ossia staves contain traps for the unwary, and it would indeed be nice if Sibelius could know how to ignore them when they are not shown (e.g. for the purposes of copying and pasting). However, at the moment Sibelius no more knows that a staff represents an ossia as it represents anything else, so there would have to be some fairly substantial changes at a fundamental level to subvert that. I am sure there is room for improvement with ossia staves, as with much else in Sibelius.



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