https://blog.dorico.com/wp-content/uploads/numeric-keypad_1080.mp4 If you use a full-size computer keyboard, you can use the numeric keypad to control playback. The Enter key starts and stop playback (0 — zero — also stops playback). The + and – keys...
https://blog.dorico.com/wp-content/uploads/fix-number-of-bars-per-system_1080.mp4 Sometimes it can help the music to look clearer and be easier to read if the number of bars on each system stays constant. Dorico makes this easy to achieve by way of a Layout...
Dorico is uniquely powerful in terms of its handling of complex documents with multiple pieces of music contained within them, and in its ability to create consistent page layouts quickly and easily. But these tools may not present themselves hugely obviously to you...
https://blog.dorico.com/wp-content/uploads/shorten-to-next-note_1080.mp4 Many sound libraries employ a legato feature which is triggered by releasing a note after the next one has started. When you import MIDI into Dorico that has used this legato feature, you...
https://blog.dorico.com/wp-content/uploads/extend-to-next-note_1080.mp4 When you record music in real-time using Dorico, it is quantised based on your preferences. Playing naturally can result in gaps between some notes, especially when using a sustain pedal....
https://blog.dorico.com/wp-content/uploads/justify-final-system_1080.mp4 Dorico spaces your music for you automatically. On occasion, you may wish to force the final system to be justified. Open Layout Options (by pressing Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L), choose the Note...