Automatic Condensed Conductor’s Scores | New Features in Dorico 3
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Dorico 3 can automatically condense music for multiple players onto a smaller number of staves in the conductor’s score, while maintaining separate instrumental parts. Learn how to switch a layout to a condensed score view with a single click and discover some tips and tricks for inputting music and managing your scores.
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Thank you Anthony, this is a great possibility te create choir-conductors!
Condensing is an incredible tool, I'm pretty much speechless. If I would've had this powerful tool before it would have saved me hours(!!!) of work, instead I've spent many many frustrating hours with Sibelius doing it all manually. Dorico is the future!
This is amazing! And totally revolutionary. Thanks for all the hard work to make it happen.
This is epicly useful. I will check this out for Jazz A Cappella and Large-scale Jazzchoir Arrangements.
Great video Anthony as always and a feature that I will be using constantly going forward.
Finally! The feature I've been waiting for so long :D Thank you!
Singers do condense! Good work Dorico team!
This is great; it makes an orchestral score look really professional with just a few clicks, for example having horns 1 & 3 and 2 & 4 together. Thank you!
Congratulations, Team Dorico, you nailed it! Switching now.
Well, with these playlist, i really wonder what today announcement will be ;)
I'm just so very happy today. Downloading now!
Does anyone know if the audio has been fixed? using headphones before was buggy and broken
Thank you!!!
Impressive :)
Very good thanks, Are you planing to make hand writing notation app at all ?
Is it possible to show concert pitch in Dorico ? like Bb Cla. or Eb Sax? if not, introduce this function to Dorico 3.2. thanks
I will buy! I'm just waiting for my stupid sibelius subscription to run out
Would be really useful to add condensing breaker to give freedom for whether to condense per staff, as in some extreme polyrhythmic cases, even if the layers don’t cross but just a mess to see they condensed.
Yes, we have more plans for this in the future - in the same way we currently handle divisi so that you can set a divisi point and the options at that point.
when to release????????pleaaaaaaaaasse
Can you give me a video where the sheet music and the audio play back together? For dorico prelude?
This is one of my favorite features in Dorico! At 8:25 you advice to use the gallery view with the condensed view at the same time. advice to use the gallery view with the condensed view at the same time. I tried with two windows, but when I also insert a note it takes a long time before everything goes on. I tried with two windows, but when I insert even a single, note it takes a long time before everything goes on. Any solution?
Doricooooo 3 is comiiiiiing!!!!
How about Cellos+Basses, is it possible for them to condense like in classical Mozart scores??
Yes - although only 'solo' players (not section players) can condense, so make sure you create them as solo players. You will also need to set up a custom condensing group in Layout Options.
Does anyone know whether notating bends for guitar is better than Guitar Pro 7, which isn't very good when you have complex bends and rhythms.
Speechless
Editors condensing sheet music for smaller instrumentations: This is easy.
Editors condensing sheet music for orchestra: *dies*
Dorico: Are you okay?
Editor: ...
Dorico:*Ressurects her by condensing the music*
Editor:Teach me how to do this.
Editor:NOW
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Can you condense only sections of a piece?
Dorico normally applies condensing for the whole piece, but you can set manually condensing options/areas, including not to condense if you wish.
@@dorico Thank you!
"Music on condensed staves is not editable. In fact you can't even select it. This is because you cannot reliably know how to apportion music on these staves to the individual instruments of which they comprise."
Uh... what? You just talked about how 1., 2., a 2 etc. do exactly that. Why can't I just write a line, mark it "a 2" (or whatever) and you put it to the corresponding staves?
I * Want * to work in condensed view. It's how scores have been written for centuries. I don't want to have to work in a template with a hundred individual staves. I seriously hope you guys fix this ASAP.
If you start working this way and copy a published score you'll very quickly realise that it can be quite ambiguous whether the printed score was e.g. a2 or not as the labels might be missed. We therefore work the other way, and if you extend the caret over the multiple staves you can still enter the chord as it appears in your printed music and Dorico will input the correct notes on to each staff: czcams.com/video/cSA7Vc2mQuM/video.html
@@dorico I will have to look more into this. Thank you for the reply. I may come back with further questions.