#Dorico move system to previous page manual

This may change in future if enough of us request it. The typeface for fingerings seems to be set in stone. I have not tried placing two styles of slur on one pair of notes yet, but I think that it is possible according to what I have read. The dotted slurs are an option - solid ones are right there - I just thought that I'd try them out for appearance as I sometimes make baroque lute transcriptions where idiomatic slurs occur in the original - I choose to reference them alongside what you might call 'musically phrased' alternatives. Please tell me it does a proper curve for slurs or I'm going to give it back. The only things I don't like are the dashed slurs and the font for the string numbers. įor an out of the box first fling its nice to me than either Finale or Sibelius. Ok - here's the first attempt 'out of the box'. For guitar works, without fingerings, it is working without problems and it goes for most complex guitar notation too.

#Dorico move system to previous page manual

This Dorico concept works perfectly for most instruments, but guitar notation can be so complex when extensive fingerings is added that manual adjustment is difficult to avoid.

If yes, and if it is possible you really have saved time in the future. Whenever you have to move manually using the mouse or set things manually using the options panel below - you should ask yourself if it could be done as a global setting.

The extensive moving around with objects in Finale and Sibelius is what you should be able to avoid in Dorico by doing your selections in the dialogues Notation, Layout and Engraving options. You can stack left-hand fingerings by adding the numbers 'bottom-up' in the pop-over by separating by a comma. (search string: 'Guitar Fingering and String Indicators | New Features in Dorico 3') There is a video that answers your questions regarding right-hand fingerings.