Dorico is the first choice for music notation and composition, packed with smart, time-saving features that help you focus on what matters most: making music. Every version of Dorico is packed with smart, time-saving features to help you spend less time in front of your computer and more time doing what you love: making music.
Dorico is the first choice for music notation and composition, packed with smart, time-saving features that help you focus on what matters most: making music. Every version of Dorico is packed with smart, time-saving features to help you spend less time in front of your computer and more time doing what you love: making music.
Dorico helps you to write music notation, automatically producing printed results of exceptional quality — and plays it back with breathtaking realism. It is easy enough for anyone to learn, yet has hundreds of advanced notations, features, options and sounds to satisfy even the most demanding professionals.
Dorico is the first choice for music notation and composition, packed with smart, time-saving features that help you focus on what matters most: making music. Every version of Dorico is packed with smart, time-saving features to help you spend less time in front of your computer and more time doing what you love: making music.
Composing, arranging — or just writing and printing out music — is made much quicker and more efficient with Dorico. Thanks to its intelligent design, it automatically adjusts the notation as you write. With nearly 1,500 sounds included, arrangements can be played back with exceptional realism and, with no workarounds needed for advanced notation, Dorico produces excellent results much more quickly than has been possible before.
Dorico, Steinberg’s flagship music notation software, just got a hefty upgrade with version 5.1. In this Dorico video course, Groove3 veteran Doug Zangar will take you on a guided tour through all the important changes and added features that help you work more quickly and effectively, no matter how you use Dorico. From the newly included orchestral library to specific features about dynamics, it’s all covered here! These Dorico videos are designed for users who want to know specifically about the new features and functions found in version 5.1. Doug begins the course with a look at the newly added orchestral library, Iconica Sketch. You’ll learn how to install it, choose a playback template, and get familiar with the interface before hearing an excerpt from the course project to demonstrate some of the sounds. You’ll also learn about the new polyphonic voice balancing feature, which can help bring out the inner voice melodies or contrapuntal parts so they don’t get lost in playback.
This twelve-part video course will teach you how to engrave music professionally using Dorico notation software. You’ll learn everything from the basics of note entry to advanced score layout. We’ll also cover numerous tips and suggestions to make engraving music faster and more precise. My approach is to clearly and concisely show you how to create a variety of musical documents that have real-world applications. This approach will give you a modest portfolio of projects that you can use as references for your specific needs and interests. We’ll make scores for solo instruments, vocalists, piano, chamber ensembles, percussion, and orchestra. We’ll work with graphics, typography, and custom page layouts. We also cover audio topics in Dorico’s play mode.
