No.The above list are some of the missing things that caused me to say no to Dorico. Perhaps the Dorico team has now added these and other features that a pro level notation program should have?
Yes, do checkout the Youtube.Dorico 2.2 is very powerful. Their YouTube channel has some great learning tools plus of course the manual. On top of that, their forum is great for getting answers to those questions you just can't figure out yourself.
However, Dorico 2.2 added a lot of things, in November 2018. This excellent review can be used to integrate the information given in the outdated document for 2.1 (Steinberg is often late with the documentation of Dorico).
MusicXML works like a charm.how's the switch from Finale? And does anyone know if you can import MusicXML files?
Finale is just a drag but I've been on it so long it's daunting to face a switch.
PS -- I never use Finale for playback except the basic piano sound to check pitches. Consequently, those improvements, while nifty, are not that interesting to me.
Ah, there you go...However, Dorico 2.2 added a lot of things, in November 2018. This excellent review can be used to integrate the information given in the outdated document for 2.1 (Steinberg is often late with the documentation of Dorico).
https://www.scoringnotes.com/reviews/dorico-2-2/
Paolo
I don't need it and deleted it. Shame you can't remove the many expression maps from the Play list.Library is pretty large -- do you really need that (hoping "no")?
NotePerformer
Sorry, I was a bit short in answering. Cubase expression maps are the only ones available from Steinberg at the moment. They can be imported, and then edited in Dorico. You need them to drive various sound libraries. You can find them by searching for 'Steinberg expression maps'.I don't use Cubase -- does that matter?
You don’t need to install the Halion library to use NotePerformer! And the same goes for the Sibelius Sounds library.thanks Paolo; I don't use Cubase -- does that matter?
And does anyone know if you need the "Doric 2.2 Playback 1 -- HALion Sonic SE 3" file to make the program work? It's almost 3 GB.
Thank you everyone.
I found I had to “whitelist” the vstis in order to see them..........Yes, Elements has same Midi live recording like Pro. but while testing I found that there is a very small amount of vst instruments supported.
You don’t need to install the Halion library to use NotePerformer! And the same goes for the Sibelius Sounds library.
NotePerformer only relies on its own, fully-integrated, sounds.
Right! You can probably use Dorico without neither Halion or NP, if you’re fine with working without playback, or have your own solution to it.I'm not going to get NotePerformer. I mean Dorico 2.2 -- I just want to replace Finale.
I'm not going to get NotePerformer. I mean Dorico 2.2 -- I just want to replace Finale.
Right! You can probably use Dorico without neither Halion or NP, if you’re fine with working without playback, or have your own solution to it.