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Dorico and Music Notation Series (Patreon)

Published:
2022-12-31 18:36:53
Imported:
2026-06

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Dorico and Music Notation Series

  • Yes! 7
  • No thanks! 0
  • 2022-12-31
  • 7 votes
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I'm thinking about making a series of tutorial videos on using Dorico 4, while also covering music notation and engraving stuff. This series would just be for my patrons. Would this be of interest to you? I'm still on the fence about it... Let me know in the comments what kinds of things you would want to see in a series like this!

Comments

Matthias Manzke

Hey Alex, Great idea! For me, a series on Dorico would be very helpful. I could think of information on the main idea and structure of Dorico and what makes Dorico specail compared to Sibelius etc. Then maybe talk about engraving tips etc. concerning Orchestrators. Some more ideas: workflow in Dorico; how to tame the layout, when you’re NOT in page view and when many signs for Dynamics etc. are involved. Greetings from Berlin and a happy new year! Matthias

Karl Ask

Yes, this would be very interesting, provided that the focus of the series is about how to use Dorico in a composition/orchestration workflow. There are already lots of technical tutorials out there (i.e., "how do I do X in Dorico"), so I'd be mostly interested in how to best use Dorico in the context of actual projects.