With all the key mappings, you can quickly enter something like figure 2 in the screenshot. (e.g., for a dotted eighth note, enter Ctrl/cmnd+Num 3, Ctrl/cmnd+Num Del. To enter a dotted note, enter a note of the desired duration, then Ctrl/cmnd+ Num Del, or Num / or Num *. (e.g., for a quarter rest, enter Ctrl/cmnd+Num 4, Ctrl/cmnd+Num 0. To enter a rest, enter a note of the desired duration, then Ctrl/cmnd+ Num 0 All but the double and triple dot and in their familiar positions on the keypad, and the double and triple are at least moved onto the first keypad. While these are somewhat redundant, they allow you to add rests, ties, and dots without leaving the Ctrl/cmnd+ keypad. Keypad F9 (More Notes) > Triple Dot: Ctrl/cmnd+Num * Keypad F9 (More Notes) > Double Dot: Ctrl/cmnd+Num / Keypad F8 (Common Notes) > Rhythm Dot: Ctrl/cmnd+ Num Del Keypad F8 (Common Notes) > Tie: Ctrl/cmnd+ Num Enter Notes > Toggle Notes and Rests: Ctrl/cmnd+Num 0 There are some additional recommended key mappings to make it easier to enter ties, rests, and rhythm dots. With these plugins it is easy to enter something like figure 1 in the screenshot without being concerned with the pitch. The durations entered are mapped to the familiar keypad keys (with the ctrl/cmnd key held down), from a whole note/semibreve (numpad 6) to a 32nd note/demisemiquaver (numpad 1), and optional plugins for 64th and 128th notes. There are 9 plugins, 8 of which are mapped to a different ctrl/cmnd+ key on the numeric keypad. (Edit: Please be sure the file you download is dated at least November 14, 2008, when a nasty bug was fixed).Ī PDF file describing the use of the plugins is including in the zip file holding the plugins, or you can check out the PDF directly on The PDF explains the procedures for installing and setting up shortcuts for the plugins. The plugins should be copied into a subfolder of the user Plugins folder (preferably a separate subfolder called "Input Durations"). The plugins are available (for free) zipped together at. These plugins can be useful if you want to enter drum rhythms, or if you want to enter rhythms and pitches in separate passes, entering the rhythms with these plugins and repitching to add pitches.
The pitch is automatically chosen, typically to be the note on the center line of the staff. The Input Durations plugins are a set of Sibelius plugins that allow you to enter notes into a score by specifying only the duration, with a single keypress. 5.2.5: Something completely different! En.
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