Note: the consecutive rehearsal markВ for the above example is вЂњB1вЂќ.

However, if you want to create a rehearsal mark outside this sequence, you can do it here: Sibelius automatically creates rehearsal marks in consecutive order, automatically reordering these if you subsequently delete or insert individual rehearsal marks. Creating вЂњcustomвЂќ rehearsal marks which are not consecutive This brings up the Engraving Rules with the Rehearsal Marks pane already selected for you:ДЈ.

You can also get to the Rehearsal Marks Engraving Rule directly, by navigating to the Rehearsal Marks Group of the Text Tab, and selecting the little box in the lower right corner: You can, for example, choose вЂњBar numberвЂњ: When the dialog opens, locate Rehearsal Marks in the left pane, then choose the appearance you would like for them. You can change the format of rehearsal marks from within Engraving Rules, found in the House Style group of the Appearance tab. Select the place in the score, where you want the rehearsal mark to appear and click the вЂњRehearsal MarksвЂњ button on the Text tab (or simply use the shortcut вЊR (Mac) or Ctrl+R (Windows):Дў. And, with either rehearsal letters or numbers, you can also create individual rehearsal marks that do not follow the current sequence, or start a new sequence. In Sibelius, itвЂ™s easy to change the rehearsal mark format from letters to numbers or to bar numbers.

Sibelius 8 rehearsal box line thickness