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Messages in this thread - Sam at Sibelius, 20 May 01:01PM - Nicholas Freestone, 20 May 01:17PM - Sam at Sibelius, 20 May 01:24PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 01:32PM - Ralph L. Bowers Jr., 20 May 02:10PM - Nicholas Freestone, 20 May 01:34PM - Joe @ Sibelius, 20 May 01:41PM - Chris Crawley, 20 May 04:17PM - Laurence Payne, 20 May 04:55PM - vintagevibe, 20 May 05:11PM - Rob Tuley, 20 May 05:13PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 05:38PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 05:42PM - Hans Nel, 10 Jun 08:45AM - Bob Morabito, 10 Jun 02:25PM - Hans Nel, 10 Jun 08:04AM - Laurence Payne, 21 May 12:05AM - jay vilnai, 21 May 04:24PM - Richard Vitale, 20 May 05:58PM - Chris Crawley, 20 May 06:39PM - Laurence Payne, 20 May 06:42PM - Ralph L. Bowers Jr., 20 May 07:04PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 06:59PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 07:07PM - Peter Roos, 20 May 08:14PM - Richard Vitale, 20 May 08:29PM - Bob Morabito, 20 May 10:09PM - Ralph L. Bowers Jr., 21 May 12:15AM - Richard Vitale, 21 May 01:33AM - Bob Morabito, 21 May 01:46AM - Richard Vitale, 21 May 04:44AM - Bob Morabito, 21 May 09:42AM - Laurence Payne, 21 May 11:47AM - Bob Morabito, 21 May 11:57AM - Laurence Payne, 21 May 12:00PM - Nicholas Freestone, 21 May 12:09PM - Chris Crawley, 21 May 12:28PM - Richard Vitale, 21 May 12:32PM - Ralph L.

In response to your feedback, we're introducing new upgrade plans for those who upgrade after June 30th this year. No longer will you have to take out a new subscription or buy a new license of Sibelius to get current.

​ Every regular (non-subscription) copy of Sibelius 8 comes with an annual Upgrade and Support plan, which is renewable for $89 a year. This entitles you to all the upgrades we release, plus access to support for a year. If you don't renew, or haven't upgraded to Sibelius 8 yet, the price to get current with the latest version of Sibelius from July 1st 2016 will be $299.

This will provide you with the latest version of Sibelius and come with a year of upgrades and support. This is then renewable annually for $89.

​ If you do have Sibelius 8 but don't renew, there will be a 30-days grace period for you to renew for $89. If you miss the 30-day window, the upgrade price to get current will be $299.

​ However, if you're in education, we are keeping the renewal and upgrade prices at $89 for student and teachers, and $29 per seat for schools with multi-seat licenses, affectively removing the deadline. ​ For more information, please see the recent.

​ Sam - Sam Butler Product Manager Sibelius sam.butler@avid.com @avidsam @AvidSibelius Contact the Sibelius support team: KB and other resources: Attachment (332K) Posted by - 20 May 01:17PM. Congratulations and thank you for this, Sam. Excellent news, and very welcome. Can I just request a clarification re the split between Education and Professional licences?

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If our original licence was an Education licence (purchased when in full time education), but we are no longer in full time education, are we still eligible for the $89 price after July 1st? Is there a fresh requirement to prove educational eligibility or is it all done on the type of original Sibelius licence we own? Many thanks for any clarification you can give. Mac Mini, OS X 10.11.4, 2.8 GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, Sibelius 7.5.1 Posted by - 20 May 01:24PM. Hi Nicholas, Good question. Those in education will need to verify their eligibility each time they upgrade at $89 to prove they are eligible for the discount.

This allows someone who was a student or teacher, who has since left academia, to get current for $299, but also allows someone who maybe was a 'pro' and has recently become a student or teacher, say, to enjoy the $89 discount. If you're just renewing the upgrade plan, the price is $89 whether you're in education or not so there's no verification on that. Sam - Sam Butler Product Manager Sibelius sam.butler@avid.com @avidsam @AvidSibelius Contact the Sibelius support team: KB and other resources: Posted by - 20 May 01:32PM (edited 20 May 01:34PM). Hi Sam- Thanks for this, and I applaud the effort. This is a good thing:) But in all honesty and speaking ONLY for myself: 1) I still feel its way too high and punitive- Bob Z's workaround is still cheaper, and I asked recently if it would be allowed but received no answer. Will it be allowed? (Even with that, I feel its STILL way too high) 2) It seems very much to me also that it took WAY too much'feedback', for way too long, AND it also took a new notation program being made public where users are flocking to, to bring about this small change.

Again, a very small step forward, which is appreciated, but only a baby step, when bigger strides, I feel are needed. Just my opinion, and thanks again. Thanks Bob - Bob Morabito Sib 5.2.5, 6.2, 7.1.3. 7.5.1 Fin 2014.5 Mac OS 10.9.5 iMac 32GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Posted by - 20 May 02:10PM. Hi Sam- Thanks for this, and I applaud the effort.

This is a good thing:) But in all honesty and speaking ONLY for myself: 1) I still feel its way too high and punitive- Bob Z's workaround is still cheaper, and I asked recently if it would be allowed but received no answer. Will it be allowed? (Even with that, I feel its STILL way too high) 2) It seems very much to me also that it took WAY too much'feedback', for way too long, AND it also took a new notation program being made public where users are flocking to, to bring about this small change. Again, a very small step forward, which is appreciated, but only a baby step, when bigger strides, I feel are needed. Just my opinion, and thanks again. Thanks Bob - Bob Morabito Sib 5.2.5, 6.2, 7.1.3. 7.5.1 Fin 2014.5 Mac OS 10.9.5 iMac 32GB RAM, 1 TB SSD 1 I am somewhat relieved still $299.00 is still to high.

Should be $199.00 or less. As to your point the new notation software.spot on with that. Sibelius 6.2, 7.1.3, 7.5.1, 8.3.0, Bob Zawalich plugins, TMT Publisher Plugins, NotePerformer 1.5.0, dolet 6.6 (update 4-8-2016). PhotoScore 6,7,8 Ultimate (7 is better). Finale 2010b,2011b,2012c, 2014d, 2014.5, TGTools pro, Patterson plugins, JW Plugins, GPO4, World Instruments. SmartScore X Pro, SmartScore X2 Pro MuseScore 2 (seeing what's out there) ProTools 9.5, Reaper Notion 4, Notion 5 (bought but not installed), Progression, Progression 2, Progression 3 Windows XP Pro (32 bit); 2@ 7 Pro (64 bit); 8.1 Pro (64 bit); Windows 10 Home/ 4-16GB Ram across five PC's Pencil & Paper BMus MM (Musicology) Posted by - 20 May 01:34PM (edited 20 May 01:35PM). In that case, might I be so bold as to suggest that your promotional image could do with being edited to make this clearer?

My license is an Edu license, rather than a Pro license (as I purchased it when I was in full-time education), but as I am no longer in full-time education I will not be eligible for the discounted Get Current rate (if I don't upgrade before July 1st). This seems completely fair, by the way, so I am not quibbling. It was just that the specific reference in the graphic to 'Professional license holders (non-Edu)' that made me wonder as to whether I would be eligible for the discounted rate in perpetuity or not. (I currently hold an Education license, as that's what I purchased from Avid in August 2011 when I was in full-time education.) It would be best, I think, to make it as clear as possible.

Sorry to be difficult. Thanks once again, and can I stress once more that it is excellent to see this change in policy. Mac Mini, OS X 10.11.4, 2.8 GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, Sibelius 7.5.1 Posted by - 20 May 01:41PM (edited 20 May 01:45PM).

To add my tuppence-worth: I had hoped for something better than this and I fear that the new price will be seen as a half-hearted attempt to capture custom. It's only fair, however, to point out that the new price is a big reduction on the old, but I don't think it actually addresses the problem. $89 (= about £60) to upgrade before June 30th, with a year's free updates. $299 (= about £205) to upgrade after June 30th, with a year's free updates. €299 (= about £230) initially to crossgrade to Dorico, with some free updates afterwards - details unknown.

People will be eyeing Dorico, with its promise of a very bright future, and wondering whether to hang on until Q4 without paying Avid a penny, or if they feel Dorico won't have enough features for them by then, they will pay the minimum to keep themselves afloat, buy the crossgrade at the bargain price while it lasts and see how things pan out after that. So for many, perhaps the $299 figure is irrelevant. I'm wondering how many of us will even pay the $89. Maybe that is the figure that should be reduced - perhaps not by a lot, but it would be symbolic. I see three-year plans with discounts are to be introduced, which could be significant, but as things stand now, it seems to me that Avid is hoping that people won't pay the $89, will find Dorico a major disappointment, and will want to get back on board further down the tracks - and if they do, maybe the price doesn't look too bad.

If that is indeed the reasoning I think it's very short-sighted. But when did Avid think very far into the future? Let's see what the three-year plans will look like, but they'll have to be pretty attractive to get people to hang on to Sibelius for three years, in which time Dorico will surely be roaring into the distance. Chris Crawley (composer and horn-player) using Sibelius 7.1.3, NotePerformer, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Intel Core i7 3.30GHz, 64GB RAM, DacMagic 100 Posted by - 20 May 04:55PM. Let's see what the three-year plans will look like, but they'll have to be pretty attractive to get people to hang on to Sibelius for three years, in which time Dorico will surely be roaring into the distance. And so most likely will 'down market' options like Musescore, if the development plans they have already announced come to fruition. And whatever the financial deal is, you are also making a bet that Avid will survive for three years to actually provide the support.

Rob Sib 4.1, Windows 10. Posted by - 20 May 05:38PM. I agree that it should be more like $199 but at least Avid is listening. I honestly think $199 is STILL too high, but getting closer-why not just have those who dont subscribe or who do and fall off the wagon, and want to get back on pay for what they missed to catch up-$89 per hear, or part of that for part of the year. And Im not so sure AVID is listening as much as being forced to finally HEAR whats been said by many for a LONG time now. With the subscription deadline coming up, and Dorico, and their stock market woes, and $$$ involved it would be very foolish to NOT throw their long time, loyal users some sort of bone. But this bone simply doesnt have much meat,if any,on it.

Thanks Bob - Bob Morabito Sib 5.2.5, 6.2, 7.1.3. 7.5.1 Fin 2014.5 Mac OS 10.9.5 iMac 32GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Posted by - 20 May 05:42PM. Let's see what the three-year plans will look like, but they'll have to be pretty attractive to get people to hang on to Sibelius for three years, in which time Dorico will surely be roaring into the distance.

And so most likely will 'down market' options like Musescore, if the development plans they have already announced come to fruition. And whatever the financial deal is, you are also making a bet that Avid will survive for three years to actually provide the support. +1.all very good points. Thanks Bob - Bob Morabito Sib 5.2.5, 6.2, 7.1.3. 7.5.1 Fin 2014.5 Mac OS 10.9.5 iMac 32GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Posted by - 10 Jun 08:45AM (edited 11 Jun 04:27AM). I agree that it should be more like $199 but at least Avid is listening.

I honestly think $199 is STILL too high, but getting closer-why not just have those who dont subscribe or who do and fall off the wagon, and want to get back on pay for what they missed to catch up-$89 per hear, or part of that for part of the year. - Bob Morabito Sib 5.2.5, 6.2, 7.1.3. 7.5.1 Fin 2014.5 Mac OS 10.9.5 iMac 32GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Bob, I absolutely agree with you. I have subscribed for the past year, and to be perfectly honest, I'm NOT impressed with the 'new' features I have PAID for. I did not even WANT those features, but other more useful ones! I still can't get over the note coloring feature!

The point is, I paid $89 for almost NOTHING useful (only the enharmonic spelling is useful to me), except for tablet users (new/improved gestures and Mac improvements etc). I don't want to waste any more money for another year if THIS is going to be the trend! Users SHOULD be allowed to scope the field BEFORE spending money. If I decide to give AVID one year to see if they improve and add useful features, THEN I should be given the opportunity to join back in.WITHOUT BEING 'PUNISHED!!!!' AVID is one of those companies that do NOT respect their users and respect that the money comes from US! They have this militaristic mindset that 'you take what we give you.we don't want (to have to) listen to your desires regarding features.and you pay what WE want.take it or leave it.'

Bob, 5 years (or so) ago I had ENOUGH of MakeMusic and Finale. Matters were the SAME. Interface always looking the same, hardly any new features, OLD bugs NEVER got fixed.even up to today! Every year I paid for the next upgrade but it looked liked the previous version.with maybe a few bug fixes.nothing impressive justifying the upgrade money. (I don't remember now.are they still 32bit or have they actually gone 64bit.

The last time I dealt with MakeMusic, the users still BEGGED for UNICODE, The latest version still does not impress.) So I ditched them because Daniel (and his dogma) really impressed me. Sibelius was fresh and HAPPENING! Now I do believe my season with them is coming to an end. Like Daniel said in a recent interview, Notation Software IS A TOOL. One has to choose the one that suits one's needs AND that is stable and supported well. Well, I think AVID is useless, and so does a LOT of users (Sibelius AND Pro Tools) in South Africa feel. I know because I am one of THE big role players here.

Our Defence Force WILL NOT make use of AVID's subscription policy, hence their attitude to ditch Pro Tools and go to Logic Pro. As for me and teaching our military students 'Bandmaster' and Director of Music' (Royal Schools ABRSM and LRSM etc.), I will recommend we research either Dorico, Overture 5 (maybe.because it is still BETA and buggy, but looks very promising) or the free MuseScore. I actually want to go TABLET and get the Defence Force to purchase StaffPad. With this, students can work at home as well and not only in class. I teach them, as well as students overseas through TeamViewer, and they ALL ask my opinion. I tell you, I'm professional and do NOT see Software as a friend to be loyal to. Like Daniel said, it IS a tool and I will definitely give my objective honest review.

Truely, Finale and Sibelius' era is coming to an end.in MY opinion. These companies are NOT considering the different needs of ALL their clients (academic, professional, military, government (with strict budgets), hobbyists etc). Microsoft learned an expensive lesson but al least they caught on and made use of the user base to improve thereby making US a part of the company. Like I always say.we are INVESTING into a company because we give them money, our time AND advise how to improve their product saving them a lot of testing.if only they would listen and DO something about it. Ok.time to add Sibelius to my archive of Encore and Finale.

Just on the side note, programmers like those at StaffPad and Dorico, are the future. THEY are motivated and make things happen. Money grabbing companies will lose in the end as the world economy worsens all the time and people can just not afford to waste money.and music software is NOT cheap.

Dorico is going to cost me a lot (R10 000), but in the end, I believe, it will be worth it. UNLESS (of course), if AVID starts playing a better game. I'm not bitter or taking this personally. I just want to spend government (and personal) money on a company that will provide for our needs for at least 15 - 20 years, giving us what WE want.:-) - Intel i7 3.60GHz, 16Gig DDR3 Ram,2 X SSD's, 64bit OS (Windows 10), Sibelius 8, StaffPad, Notion 5, Finale 2011, Encore, MuseScore 2, Studio One 3, Sonar X3, EWQLSO Platinum, EWQL S.

Choirs, QL Spaces, NotePerformer & EDIROL Orchestra waiting eagerly to add Steinberg to this list. Posted by - 10 Jun 02:25PM. Let's see what the three-year plans will look like, but they'll have to be pretty attractive to get people to hang on to Sibelius for three years, in which time Dorico will surely be roaring into the distance. And so most likely will 'down market' options like Musescore, if the development plans they have already announced come to fruition. And whatever the financial deal is, you are also making a bet that Avid will survive for three years to actually provide the support. - Rob Sib 4.1, Windows 10.

AND.don't forget about Overture 5! THIS one looks to me that it's going to be one of the big role players as well. It is a DAW-Notator hybrid.which is what I always wanted Sibelius to be.

Check it out. Intel i7 3.60GHz, 16Gig DDR3 Ram,2 X SSD's, 64bit OS (Windows 10), Sibelius 8, StaffPad, Notion 5, Finale 2011, Encore, MuseScore 2, Studio One 3, Sonar X3, EWQLSO Platinum, EWQL S. Choirs, QL Spaces, NotePerformer & EDIROL Orchestra waiting eagerly to add Steinberg to this list. Posted by - 21 May 12:05AM. Hi Sam I too am glad to hear about the new academic pricing.

I purchased Sibelius on an education license and have upgraded on education pricing several times. I'm wondering what kind of verification Avid will be looking for this time around. These days I do not teach at an academic institution but work as a teaching artist through a well-established and well-loved NYC institution. Will that qualify me for education pricing? What kind of proof would I need to present?

Thanks - Jay Vilnai Macbook Pro 2.4Ghz, 16GB RAM, 750GB 7200RPM HD, OS 10.11.5 and 10.7.5, Sibelius 7.1.3, Kontakt, Vienna Strings, Pianoteq too many guitars.