Sibelius 7 Sounds is no ordinary bundled sample library. This collection combines exclusive content with hand-selected sounds from industry experts to bring you more than 38 GB of professional-quality sounds covering every instrument family—from a complete symphony orchestra to specialist sounds like handbells and a 27-stop church organ.

Avid Knowledge Base How to install a Sibelius sound set A sound set is an XML file that tells Sibelius how to use a given MIDI device or virtual instrument (for example, Native Instruments Kontakt, or East West Play). Sibelius comes with many sound sets as standard, but it's also possible to install custom ones, as described in this article. Last Updated: May 15, 2012 Products Affected: Sibelius Installing a sound set • Download the sound set you want, and extract the archive. • One or more XML files (e.g. Sibelius Essentials.xml) will be extracted.

• Copy the XML file or files into your sound set installation directory (the location of which is described below). Sound set installation directories.

• Windows XP: C: Documents and Settings Application Data Avid Sibelius 7 Sounds • Windows Vista/7: C: Users AppData Roaming Avid Sibelius 7 Sounds • Mac OS X: /Users/ /Library/Application Support/Avid/Sibelius 7/Sounds Note: If the Sounds folder does not exist at first, simply create it and place your sound set inside. To use this sound set inside Sibelius, use the Play > Setup dialog. See chapter 6.2 Playback devices in File > Help >Daycare nightmare full free download. Sibelius Reference for more details. • Windows XP: C: Documents and Settings Application Data Sibelius Software Sibelius x Sounds • Windows Vista/7: C: Users AppData Roaming Sibelius Software Sibelius x Sounds • Mac OS X: /Users/ /Library/Application Support/Sibelius Software/Sibelius x/Sounds Note: If the Sounds folder does not exist at first, simply create it and place your sound set inside. To use this sound set inside Sibelius, use the Play > Playback Devices dialog.

See the chapter on Playback devices in Help > Sibelius x Reference for more details.