TUTORIALS
Tip: Using the Key Editor in Write mode on iPad
- The Key Editor is now available in Write mode.
- Make a selection in the notation and the Key Editor updates to show it.
- Edits to the notation are reflected in the Key Editor and vice versa.
- Switch the Key Editor to Played Durations to modify playback without affecting the notation.
- Tap the velocity lane to make edits to velocity.
Tip: Use drum pads to input percussion in Dorico for iPad
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- Make a selection on an untuned percussion staff to show drum pads.
- Enable note input and tap the pads to input notes.
- Click the Reorder Drum Pads button and move pads to your preferred positions.
- Add a space to achieve a specific layout.
Tip: Using the Repeat button in Dorico for iPad
- Make a selection, and tap the Repeat button to duplicate it.
- It works with multiple selections, making it easy to work with pattern-based passages.
- All music items in the selection are repeated.
- The selection can contain multiple staves.
- With a keyboard attached, use the shortcut R to repeat.
Tip: Make selections in Dorico for Ipad
- Tap an item to select it.
- Tap a beam to select all beamed notes.
- Tap an empty part of a bar to select all items in the bar.
- Tap and hold, then drag to select items.
- Use the button to Add to Selection.
- Use the button to Extend Selection.
- Use the System Track to select items across the system.
Tip: Edit notes using the overlay in Dorico for iPad
- Select one or more notes to show the Edit Notes Overlay.
- Transpose the selected notes up or down.
- Use the toggle to move pitch by octave, diatonic interval, or chromatic interval.
- Move notes rhythmically to the left or right.
- Lengthen or shorten notes according to the rhythmic grid value.