It’s also possible to define a default size for your instrument as part of the instrument definition itself. As before, you have the choice of millimeters, inches or points. Sibelius shows you staff sizes using the same unit of measurement that you select in the Document Setup dialog.

Navigate through Appearance > Engraving Rules > Staves, and you’ll find a new Staff Sizes table, allowing you to edit each individual size. The finer controls relating to staff size are found in the Engraving Rules dialog. Note that, when adding instruments to your score, Sibelius always chooses the instrument default for you, meaning that if you don’t need to change the staff size of your instruments, then there is no extra step in your workflow. The piano, with small staff size, is now added to your score. Select the small staff size for both the right hand and left hand staves of your piano. The default staff size for that instrument is denoted with “instrument default” (more on that later).Ħ. Click the staff size dropdown, and you’ll see the four staff sizes listed.

Select piano on the right, and you’ll see a staff sizes drop down box becomes available to you.ĥ. Piano will be added to the list on the right, just like before.Ĥ. Find Piano from the left hand list, select it and click Add to Score.ģ. Press the I key on your keyboard to display the Add or Remove Instruments dialog.Ģ. Let’s say for example we’d like to add a rehearsal piano “instrument” to an unaccompanied choral piece:ġ. The quickest way to change the staff size of an instrument is from the Add or Remove Instruments dialog. Changing the staff size of your instruments

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