Dorico has a dialog called Engraving Options which affect the project on a global scale. He also misunderstood the reasoning behind have a switch to turn on a button, which Daniel Spreadbury has explained many times before.
By using the caret, you can split a long tied note at any one point instead of removing every tie. Dorico can automatically line the dynamics up without leaving write mode by grouping them via the right click menu. Usually I mostly agree with Tantacrul on these types of videos, but this one I feel he missed a lot of features in Dorico that solve some of the problems he was having.įor example, around 54:20, he complains that he has to switch to engrave mode to make the hairpins line up.
It also separates different tasks into a predictable place in the software.Īdditionally, because you can’t edit the musical content in engrave mode, only it’s visual appearance, once you start working in engrave mode, you don’t have to worry about accidentally changing the music while editing. The point of engrave mode is that tweaking the visual aspect of notation is usually done once all the notes are inputted, so switching back and forth isn’t done a ton.
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