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After years of development, here in late April of 2025, we're happy to announce Sinfonia 3 is ready for public release!


Sinfonia 3 gives users a brand new, modern, condensed and clear interface along with a number of exciting new features like Snap-To-Grid, Elastic Editing, Audio Events, 3rd party instrument reroutes, the beginnings of a Sinfonia Creator platform and much much more! All of which are covered in depth in our new Sinfonia 3 playlist on Youtube.


What does this mean if you're a current Sinfonia customer in the middle of a production? Let's break it down into a few bullet points:


  • Firstly, if you are mid-production with Sinfonia and three weeks or less out from your first performance, we recommend waiting until after the run is over to start your Sinfonia 3 journey.

  • If you decide you'd like to move forward with Sinfonia 3, we recommend going through the Backup process prior to updating. This will ensure you can always go back to your old show if necessary.

  • Note that if you install Sinfonia 3 on a machine that already has old Sinfonia in place, it will be overwritten. You won't lose any of your edits, but you will need to re-unlock after install and launch. Having to re-unlock will not count against your total unlocked machines.

  • If you find yourself in a position where you don't meet the system requirements to use Sinfonia 3 and need to use Sinfonia 2, you can find archived versions for Windows and Mac here - and here are the tutorials. Note that it's better if you can find a computer that meets the Sinfonia 3 requirements (as we no longer can fix bugs or add features to Sinfonia 2).


We can't wait to hear what you think!

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