Tutorials – Dorico

Tip: Define a player as a soloist

1. In Setup mode, add or choose the player that is to be your soloist.
2. Click Player Settings (or right-click) and choose Soloist.
3. The player is placed in the conventional score position, and bracketed separately from other players.

It’s easy to convert notes into grace notes.
Select the notes, and press the grace note button.
Long press the button to choose slashed or unslashed, or press Alt+/.
Unslashed grace notes keep their rhythmic position, so it can be useful to engage Insert mode.
Convert grace notes to normal notes the same way.
Toggle notes and grace notes with the key command / (slash).

It is easy to flip objects the other way up, or to the other side of the staff.
Simply select an item and press F to flip it.
It works with all kinds of music item, including playing techniques and text.
Get finer control in Engrave mode, for items such as articulations and ties.
Sorry, you will still have to flip your own pancakes.

Celebrate 2.22.22 with this collection of how to make TWO of things in Dorico 4.
Duplicate Players, Flows and Layouts in Setup mode.
Use a wealth of editing techniques in Write mode to repeat, duplicate and add to music items.
Copy text, music and graphic frames in Engrave mode.
Duplicate VSTs in Play mode.
Print 2 copies of your music in Print mode.
Make duplicates of almost every type of Library item.
Open a second Dorico window, and run two modes at the same time alongside each other.
I hope you enjoy this very special TWOsday!