Hello. Thank you for the tutorial. Can you tell me where to buy the slim midi keyboard the talked about during this lesson. I should be great for people with sausage fingers, like me.
May i know..how to put some extra pattern like if i make just a lead sheet but i want let drummer to know how the pattern is..or there is a note..but i want to put different break time above the stave or 0ut drum pattern above the stave.
You can use the Shift-B bars popover if you have a keyboard, or use the system track, or use the panel on the right hand side - press the button on the right that shows a final barline. steinberg.help/dorico_ipad/v1/en/dorico/topics/notation_reference/notation_reference_bars/notation_reference_bars_deleting_t.html
Hi - we're investigating. In the mean time you can start a project and then click on the menu in the top right corner and use the Project Info option to add your title.
Hallo, have a question. I am playing Tyros 5 from Yamaha and it is posible to read the score in color notes. Do=Red Re= yellow Mi=green Fa=orange Sol=blue La= Purper Si=grey if homebody could help me in this way it would be great. The reason is that I want to play on a pc, and reading the score, because I always read the notes I don't play Dany other way. Thanks if someone can help me finding this way of reading scores.
You can switch to the FigureNotes colours on the desktop version of Dorico or use this Boomwhackers file: facebook.com/groups/dorico/permalink/3726205067657218
I find the location of the rhythm values awkward. I’d like to be able to enter the pitches with my right hand and the rhythm values with my left hand, but my hands will be tied up where the rhythm values are currently.
I'm not sure if you mean with the on-screen controls and piano keyboard on the iPad or with a qwerty keyboard but there are lots of options, you can mix and match, also attach a midi keyboard or change shortcuts if that suits you better.
@@dorico I’d like to use Dorico on my iPad without a keyboard or a MIDI controller. Once I have a keyboard and a MIDI controller attached, I might as well use a laptop. The rhythm values sit just above the key editor or onscreen piano keyboard. Right now I can change rhythm values by using my finger/pencil, but then I have no use for my left hand and it feels awkward to move my pencil back and forth from the key editor to the rhythm values. If I use my left hand to speed things up, then it currently crosses over the score area and often over where I my right hand is. If the rhythm values were available on the left hand side of the screen, then I could see the score, enter notes with the right hand and change the values with the left hand.
@@jolondixon2311 you can slide the piano keyboard more to the right? It's similar to using the numbers on the qwerty keyboard and letters for pitches. If we enabled opening the left and lower panels at the same time there's not much space left on the iPad screen. If we move the buttons permanently in the lower zone more to the left then other people might prefer them on the other side. Unless we make it somehow completely customisable (a lot to work) then it's difficult to please everybody. I personally recommend attaching a qwerty keyboard for speed generally.
I’d like to just use my Apple pencil when I want to work on the iPad. As mentioned, once I add a qwerty keyboard, then I might as well use my laptop with a fully-featured Dorico Pro. To be cheeky, something like the numberpad in Sibelius or another floating palette might help with the rhythm values and the grid changer on it. I want to mainly use the key editor rather than the piano keyboard. Regards screen space, there can be ways to fold away or reveal elements with long-presses and in general, I’d like to have more gestures I could learn rather than taking up space with buttons. And if people work differently to one another, the interface could be customisable. Left handed people might like it different to me, naturally.
Yes. Select a bar and press R to repeat it (or the repeat button in the top toolbar under the play button) or use the system track to select that bar in all instruments first.
@@mk-musicproduction Is fine in the start of the phrases, but then goes to a super pianisimo at the end…Ís not a critic, is that I'm interested to get the most of your class. And I love the explanation. And is not my end. Maybe is yours.
I agree. Sentence fade at end. I turned on captions - much better. I know we're getting this free, but the program interface is super-packed and this effort to explain things is not the best. Sorry.
Being an educator, I find teaching (demonstrating?) unprepared like this and apparently on the fly a waste. Let me know if/when Dorico will publish a straight forward well organized tutorial - I know it's free, but still disappointing. Dorico's interface has a bit of a learning curve. This video added to the frustration. Sorry.
Hi. We have a number of Resources to teach you how things work and where to find them on blog.dorico.com/resources/ Maybe start with the short 'getting started PDF' or the 'first steps guide'?
I just installed Dorico on this iPad and this seems like it will really get me off and running! Thanks!
Thank you John. This was very helpful, from Alan in Yorkshire.
Thank you John for a very clear and helpful video! I love Dorico!
You are welcome!
@@doricoCan I freely share back and forth between Dorico for iPad and Cubasis ?
Hello. Thank you for the tutorial. Can you tell me where to buy the slim midi keyboard the talked about during this lesson. I should be great for people with sausage fingers, like me.
Thanks, very helpful ... but ... how do we get a "free meter"?
I have the free version of Dorico for I pad…My symbol for inputting a second voice won’t light up. Do I need the paid version please?
May i know..how to put some extra pattern like if i make just a lead sheet but i want let drummer to know how the pattern is..or there is a note..but i want to put different break time above the stave or 0ut drum pattern above the stave.
Can I play the notes on my clarinet like on the keyboard that enters the notes I played directly in the sheet.
Hi, what are modes of play? Is there are different? Chords can be played too?
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Hi! First time using Dorico. I missed the command to add lyrics. Also, how do I add or delete bars?
You can use the Shift-B bars popover if you have a keyboard, or use the system track, or use the panel on the right hand side - press the button on the right that shows a final barline. steinberg.help/dorico_ipad/v1/en/dorico/topics/notation_reference/notation_reference_bars/notation_reference_bars_deleting_t.html
Hello. I have just been following this tutorial but am not able to change a project’s name or hear playback or input notes. Any ideas?
Hi - we're investigating. In the mean time you can start a project and then click on the menu in the top right corner and use the Project Info option to add your title.
@@dorico Thank you. The sound has started working on its own now.
Hallo, have a question. I am playing Tyros 5 from Yamaha and it is posible to read the score in color notes. Do=Red Re= yellow Mi=green Fa=orange Sol=blue La= Purper Si=grey if homebody could help me in this way it would be great. The reason is that I want to play on a pc, and reading the score, because I always read the notes I don't play Dany other way. Thanks if someone can help me finding this way of reading scores.
You can switch to the FigureNotes colours on the desktop version of Dorico or use this Boomwhackers file: facebook.com/groups/dorico/permalink/3726205067657218
Can we use the apple pencil for write notes?
Not currently. There are many more accurate ways of writing notes though.
Hi.
I can’t hear you
I find the location of the rhythm values awkward. I’d like to be able to enter the pitches with my right hand and the rhythm values with my left hand, but my hands will be tied up where the rhythm values are currently.
If I use two hands, then my left hand also gets in the way of the score.
I'm not sure if you mean with the on-screen controls and piano keyboard on the iPad or with a qwerty keyboard but there are lots of options, you can mix and match, also attach a midi keyboard or change shortcuts if that suits you better.
@@dorico I’d like to use Dorico on my iPad without a keyboard or a MIDI controller. Once I have a keyboard and a MIDI controller attached, I might as well use a laptop. The rhythm values sit just above the key editor or onscreen piano keyboard. Right now I can change rhythm values by using my finger/pencil, but then I have no use for my left hand and it feels awkward to move my pencil back and forth from the key editor to the rhythm values. If I use my left hand to speed things up, then it currently crosses over the score area and often over where I my right hand is. If the rhythm values were available on the left hand side of the screen, then I could see the score, enter notes with the right hand and change the values with the left hand.
@@jolondixon2311 you can slide the piano keyboard more to the right? It's similar to using the numbers on the qwerty keyboard and letters for pitches. If we enabled opening the left and lower panels at the same time there's not much space left on the iPad screen. If we move the buttons permanently in the lower zone more to the left then other people might prefer them on the other side. Unless we make it somehow completely customisable (a lot to work) then it's difficult to please everybody. I personally recommend attaching a qwerty keyboard for speed generally.
I’d like to just use my Apple pencil when I want to work on the iPad. As mentioned, once I add a qwerty keyboard, then I might as well use my laptop with a fully-featured Dorico Pro. To be cheeky, something like the numberpad in Sibelius or another floating palette might help with the rhythm values and the grid changer on it. I want to mainly use the key editor rather than the piano keyboard. Regards screen space, there can be ways to fold away or reveal elements with long-presses and in general, I’d like to have more gestures I could learn rather than taking up space with buttons. And if people work differently to one another, the interface could be customisable. Left handed people might like it different to me, naturally.
Can I copy bars?
Yes. Select a bar and press R to repeat it (or the repeat button in the top toolbar under the play button) or use the system track to select that bar in all instruments first.
I miss half of what you're saying when you lower your tone! Please review your recording and level your voice. The video is great (if I can hear it)
Sorry, nobody on the stream mentioned it at the time. I'll try and check this. Hopefully you can turn it up a bit?
No level issues here. Must be your end Julio.
@@mk-musicproduction Is fine in the start of the phrases, but then goes to a super pianisimo at the end…Ís not a critic, is that I'm interested to get the most of your class. And I love the explanation.
And is not my end. Maybe is yours.
I agree. Sentence fade at end. I turned on captions - much better. I know we're getting this free, but the program interface is super-packed and this effort to explain things is not the best. Sorry.
Being an educator, I find teaching (demonstrating?) unprepared like this and apparently on the fly a waste. Let me know if/when Dorico will publish a straight forward well organized tutorial - I know it's free, but still disappointing. Dorico's interface has a bit of a learning curve. This video added to the frustration. Sorry.
Hi. We have a number of Resources to teach you how things work and where to find them on blog.dorico.com/resources/ Maybe start with the short 'getting started PDF' or the 'first steps guide'?