This was much better than the “official “ dorico “ videos. This was clear and concise, to the point. Thank you so much, I learned more in these few minutes than all the time I spent looking at Dorico videos and looking in then”help” section in Dorico.
This is great - I like how you are presenting this quickly and it helps a lot with learning - also, this is a "use-case" video which is grouping a number of useful features for lead-sheet creation.
Oh man, this was exactly what I needed. Perfect. The only thing I didn’t see you cover, but easy enough to find out myself, is if you can change the text in front of the tempo marking, like from Andante to Afro-Cuban in order to indicate a style. Otherwise, this video is my reference until I get a tune or two under my fingers. Thanks!
Great tutorial. You don't have to use Cmd-A to select all before applying the key signature, you can just select something at the start of the project. Also useful if you want to change key part-way through, you can just select an item at that point.
Great tips, thanks @Dorico! If you get a chance, take a look at 11:49 and let me know why, after I selected m54, the phrases in m5-6 and m9-10 suddenly and inexplicably gained an extra voice (whole rest).
@@daviddas You entered the notes as a down-stem voice (have a look at the stem-direction of the note-symbol at the caret …) In addition: You seldom have to actually copy something to the clipboard in Dorico: alt-click will insert the selected material where you click. If you want to repeat e.g. a bar (or several …) just hit R for »Repeat« …
Hey David ! To reposition the text below the staff there's no need to go to Engrave mode, simply select the text then in the properties panel click on Position : Below. As for the rests, the reason is because it created an extra voice when pasting the slashes. Otherwise nice video !
Great tips! Thank you. Yes, I was fully aware when I taped it that there are often multiple ways to do the same thing. (For example, much of it can be accomplished through popups too.) I was just trying to get from start to finish in one simple take.
i just transferred over from Finale and i am soooooo lost, my greatest issue today is, i cannot get any sounds when i insert notes or for playback, any suggestions?
Thank you for this! Truly appreciated. I've been having quite a time trying to sort out adjusting/setting specific numbers of measures per system. Typical lead sheets have four bars per system. Is there a tool/series of steps that I'm overlooking that you know about? Cheers!
Hi Dave, Thanks for all the info. How do you insert a chord that is not on the scale, for example Im trying to add a B flat chord in C scale but it won't let me. what do I do? Thanks
What a terrific video! Dorico is a treasure trove of functionality, so newbies like me need tutorials like this to guide us.
Thank you. Coming to grips with Dorico and this is very valuable. Well done.
ThanksDavid - this tutorial is really great, helps a lot!
Fantastic. I have saved for future reference. Thank you!!
Thanks!!..way better than the official tutorials. I wish youtube had suggested this one a while ago when I was learning ...how to learn Dorico
Fantastic video! Thank you!
This needs another 'this is an awesome video' comment. Races through a whole bunch of uber helpful shortcuts. David Das, thank you Sir!
This was much better than the “official “ dorico “ videos. This was clear and concise, to the point. Thank you so much, I learned more in these few minutes than all the time I spent looking at Dorico videos and looking in then”help” section in Dorico.
Thanks!
THANK YOU!
This is great - I like how you are presenting this quickly and it helps a lot with learning - also, this is a "use-case" video which is grouping a number of useful features for lead-sheet creation.
Oh man, this was exactly what I needed. Perfect. The only thing I didn’t see you cover, but easy enough to find out myself, is if you can change the text in front of the tempo marking, like from Andante to Afro-Cuban in order to indicate a style. Otherwise, this video is my reference until I get a tune or two under my fingers. Thanks!
Thanks so much for going through this! Super helpful and well done
Great tutorial. You don't have to use Cmd-A to select all before applying the key signature, you can just select something at the start of the project. Also useful if you want to change key part-way through, you can just select an item at that point.
Great tips, thanks @Dorico! If you get a chance, take a look at 11:49 and let me know why, after I selected m54, the phrases in m5-6 and m9-10 suddenly and inexplicably gained an extra voice (whole rest).
@@daviddas You entered the notes as a down-stem voice (have a look at the stem-direction of the note-symbol at the caret …)
In addition: You seldom have to actually copy something to the clipboard in Dorico: alt-click will insert the selected material where you click.
If you want to repeat e.g. a bar (or several …) just hit R for »Repeat« …
Excellent video - thank you!
Very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this video. It was very helpful.
Thank you for sharing brother!
Such a great video!!! Thanks so much!
Superb. Thanks!
Nice video. Thank you for taking the time.
Thank you very much! Very helpful! 👏
I'm glad!
Great video on Lead Sheet, thanks a lot 😊
Hey David !
To reposition the text below the staff there's no need to go to Engrave mode, simply select the text then in the properties panel click on Position : Below.
As for the rests, the reason is because it created an extra voice when pasting the slashes.
Otherwise nice video !
Great tips! Thank you. Yes, I was fully aware when I taped it that there are often multiple ways to do the same thing. (For example, much of it can be accomplished through popups too.) I was just trying to get from start to finish in one simple take.
i just transferred over from Finale and i am soooooo lost, my greatest issue today is, i cannot get any sounds when i insert notes or for playback, any suggestions?
Thank you for this! Truly appreciated. I've been having quite a time trying to sort out adjusting/setting specific numbers of measures per system. Typical lead sheets have four bars per system. Is there a tool/series of steps that I'm overlooking that you know about? Cheers!
Engrave-->Graphic Editing-->Format Systems-->Make into System (the graphic on the bottom)
Hi Dave, Thanks for all the info.
How do you insert a chord that is not on the scale, for example Im trying to add a B flat chord in C scale but it won't let me. what do I do? Thanks
Is this for computer? Or can it be done with iPad. Thanks