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Human voices, such as soprano or tenor, are also considered instruments. In Dorico, an instrument is an individual musical instrument, such as a piano, a flute, or a violin. Players hold instruments, so you must add at least one player to your project before you can add instruments. In Dorico, a player can represent an individual musician or multiple musicians in the same section. A single project can contain any number of flows. Modes in Dorico represent a logical sequence of the workflow phases of preparing music, but you can switch between them at any time as required for your own workflow.įlows are separate spans of music that are completely independent in musical content for example, a single song in an album, a movement in a sonata or symphony, a number in a stage musical, or a short scale or sight-reading exercise of only a few bars in length. It can contain multiple separate pieces of music of any duration, written for any combination of instruments, and use as many layouts as required. Dorico has a forward-thinking design that is led by musical concepts rather than computational convenience, and this provides many benefits.Ī project is an individual file that you create within Dorico.

Design philosophy and higher-level conceptsĭeep design considerations are required to create a notation software like Dorico, which might be of particular interest to users familiar with scoring applications.Dorico is based on a number of key concepts that come from its design philosophy.

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