So, as with the old “Find in Ribbon,” use the comma (,) keyboard shortcut to move the focus to the new “Command Search” box and try typing some of these examples: Remember, grabbing the mouse, finding the pointer on the screen, and clicking a few times to get what you need is the slowest way to do anything on a computer. This makes it vastly easier (and somewhat faster) to trigger commands in Sibelius by simply searching what you need and pressing Return to execute it. In this release, Sibelius no longer just searches the Ribbon menus but is now searching for features in the File tab (backstage), keypad, and the commands from the Add or Remove Instruments dialog. We’re introducing a new way to search the features and functionality of Sibelius and, as such, it needs a new name. "Find in Ribbon" Becomes "Command Search" If you’d like a summary of all recent releases and more, please visit the “What’s New in Sibelius” page.
And if you’re new to Sibelius, you can try out the latest version in our free 30-day trial. If you need to renew your Software Updates + Support Plan for Sibelius or want to crossgrade to the latest version, you can find options to do so here. We’ve continued to work from our home offices to bring you brand new ways to discover features in Sibelius, and hugely enhanced our ManuScript plugin language, so you can create scripts that instantly perform any number of commands.īefore we get into telling you what’s new, if you can’t wait, you can download the Sibelius 2021.2 update through Avid Link or find it in your Avid Account. We’re pleased to introduce our first release of Sibelius for 2021.
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