Getting Started
- Dorico First Steps Guide – a comprehensive guide to learning Dorico:
- Learn Dorico in 11 Minutes – Quick walkthrough video
- Getting started with Dorico SE video playlist – designed for Dorico SE, but suitable for learning the basics of Dorico Elements and Pro too
- Note Input Tutorials – all aspects of how to input music into Dorico
- Getting Started PDF – a 4-page simple option to complete a little project, find out where things are, and even learn some shortcuts
- Quick Reference cards & posters – downloadable reference for shortcuts, including a printable mousemat-style poster
Tutorials
- #TipsTuesday – quick tips to help your workflow
- Discover Dorico – monthly YouTube live stream
- YouTube channel – hundreds of free, useful videos from the Dorico team
- Dorico Basics: Notation Tools and Techniques – purchase a video tutorial from NotationCentral.com
- Groove3 video tutorials – purchase a video tutorial from Groove3.com
- Complete Music Notation Course – purchase video tutorials from Dr. Luke Carlson
#SwitchSession
- Book a #SwitchSession – first Dorico deadline approaching and need help?
Education
- Flash Cards and Worksheets
- Getting Started PDF – a 4-page guided lesson for students to complete, find out where things are, and even learn some shortcuts
- Quick Reference cards and posters – downloadable reference for shortcuts, including printable posters
Training
One-to-one or group training in person or online with a Steinberg Certified trainer. If you can’t find somebody in your area please get in touch and we’ll put you in touch with somebody suitable.
- Dan Kreider – based in the USA
- Notation Central – with Leo Nicholson (UK) or Philip Rothman (USA)
- Ricardo Matosinhos – based in Portgual
- Marcel Vonesch – based in Switzerland
- Alex Markham – The DAW Tutor – based in UK
- Darren Jones – Music Tech Tuition – based in UK
- James Blennerhassett – based in Ireland
If you currently offer training and would like to become Steinberg certified, please see this article for details.
Help
- Dorico online manual – Steinberg.help has all the regularly updated documentation for any version of Dorico available in your browser or PDF
- MySteinberg – your personal Steinberg account to register your software. When you buy a new computer, reactivate your license here
- Dorico Forum – discuss and raise suggestions with the Dorico team
- Facebook group – chat with the Dorico community. Groups available in English, Deutsch, Français, Português, Dansk, Italia and Spanish
- Latest installers – need to reinstall? Download your software from the Steinberg Download Assistant. Alternatively you can find the latest Dorico 5 installers here (and earlier versions can be found in our support portal)
- Support Team – raise a ticket with our support team
Useful Knowledge Base Articles
- Steinberg Download Assistant Guide
- Support videos for installing, activating and licensing questions
- No sound in other applications
- Sound/playback problems? – Troubleshooting video with a list of specific issues in the video description
Third Party Resources
- ‘Getting Started with Dorico’ book – by Darren Jones from musictechtuition.com
- Stream Deck Profile for Dorico – NotationExpress from NotationCentral.com
- Keyboards and covers with Dorico shortcuts – from KBCovers.com
- Shortcut stickers with Dorico shortcuts – from ShortcutStickers.com
- ConsoleTools Lua Framework powerful tools added via scripting – from notenlektorat.de
Playback Templates
Playback templates (containing endpoint setups, expression maps and percussion maps) are available for various sample libraries. For a full list of what is available, please see Playback Templates »
Project Templates
In addition to the templates included in the Steinberg Hub when you start Dorico, there are project templates for various styles of music available to download and some from third-party providers available to purchase including for barbershop, handbells, film scoring, jazz, theatre and more. For a full list of what is available, please see Project Templates »
Fonts
Dorico uses the Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL) to map the thousands of musical symbols required. If you’d like to add additional music fonts to Dorico, you can purchase and download SMuFL fonts from an increasing number of sources such as:
Termine
- Termine – Livestreams, Seminare, Workshops etc. in deutscher Sprache
Hilfe
- Dorico Erste Schritte – ein umfassender Leitfaden zum Erlernen von Dorico – Online oder als PDF
- Deutsche Tastaturkürzel-Referenzkarte als PDF
- Dorico Online-Handbuch – Steinberg.help bietet eine regelmäßig aktualisierte Online-Dokumentation für alle Versionen von Dorico an. Ebenso ist eine PDF-Version verfügbar
- MySteinberg – Nutzen Sie Ihren persönlichen Steinberg-Account um Ihre Software zu registrieren oder zu reaktivieren
- Dorico Forum – Diskutieren Sie mit anderen Anwendern und kommen Sie mit den Entwicklern in Kontakt
- Facebook Gruppe – Treten Sie der deutschen Dorico Facebookgruppe bei.
- Aktuelle Installationsdateien – Neuinstallation? Hier finden Sie die aktuellen Dorico-Installationsdateien.
- Support Team – Wenn Sie weitere Hilfe benötigen, wenden Sie sich bitte an unser Support-Team und reichen ein Ticket nach der Anmeldung an Ihrem MySteinberg Account ein.
Nützliche Knowledge Base-Artikel
Tutorials
- Dorico auf Deutsch – Monatlicher YouTube-Livestream mit Markus Hartmann
- Erstellen eines Pop-Arrangements für Band (Dorico SE/iPad/Elements/Pro)
- Hochschule Luzern Musik – Tutorial Videos in deutscher Sprache
- Steinberg Dorico – Das umfassende Grundlagentraining von Tutorial Experts
Persönliche Fragestunde
- Persönliche Fragestunde – Individuelle Hilfe per Zoom-Meeting
Training
- Marcel Vonesch – in Switzerland