Dorico

This week's #TipsTuesday looks at ways you can use flows in #Dorico. Movements of works such as symphonies or concertos; educational materials like worksheets or exercises; musical fragments for footnotes or front matter. Keep all your related musical ideas in one project.

This week's #TipsTuesday looks at the Players panel in #Dorico. Learn about the differences between single and section players; and see how groups and soloists can be useful in your projects.

This week's #TipsTuesday explores a few things to remember when working in #Dorico to make it even easier and more enjoyable!

This week's #TipsTuesday reveals some of the team's favorite popover commands in #Dorico! What are the popovers you use the most?

This week's #TipsTuesday shows you how to set instrument change labels for instruments of the same variant (e.g. clarinets in B flat and A) to show only the transposition in #Dorico.

This week's #TipsTuesday shows you how to set specific text cases for paragraph and character styles in #Dorico 6. This means you can easily use the same Project Info token across your layout, but rendered using sentence case in one place, and all uppercase in another.

William Goldstein, Emmy-nominated composer, pianist and improvisational artist, talks about his transition from Finale to Dorico for Kazimierz, A Story of Love and Destiny: a one-act opera for the 2nd International Festival IMAGINE Culture Without Borders in Poland.
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This week's #TipsTuesday shows you how to use Insert mode in #Dorico to quickly correct a note duration error earlier in your music and realign all subsequent notes. Insert mode can be set to work on the current voice, player, or even the entire system.

This week's #TipsTuesday looks at the extra information you can show on your score via the View menu. #Dorico 6 introduces a new View Options dialog, that lets you set multiple items in one go, even saving your preferred configuration as the default.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, see how #Dorico 6 makes it easy to format the heading for each flow of music in your project, creating the exact page layout design you need. #Steinberg #musicnotation

Dorico 6.0.20 brings proofreading improvements – Dorico We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Dorico 6.0.20, a free update for Dorico 6 users that includes more than 70 bug fixes, and introduces a significant change in the way the brand ...

Dorico 6.0.20 is now available. This free update for Dorico 6 users includes the ability to mark issues in the new Proofreading panel as ignored, plus a number of smaller improvements, and more than 70 fixes. Find out more:

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In this week's #TipsTuesday, see how to make tempo items in #Dorico different sizes in the score and parts, to help when the staff size is smaller on scores with a large number of instruments.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about the new features in #Dorico 6 that allow you to quickly edit the font used by particular music types, simply by right-clicking to open the relevant dialog. You can also edit instrument names by double-clicking staff labels.

The Splentino typeface: reviving Plantin for musical scores – Dorico In this guest post, Ben Byram-Wigfield tells the story behind the creation of the Splentino typeface, which is included with Dorico 6. The Plantin typeface was designed in 1913 by the Monotype Drawing...

#Dorico6 includes a new digital recreation of the famous Plantin typeface called Splentino. Go behind the scenes on the creation of this new font in our latest blog post: 👇

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In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about the new OpenType font features introduced in #Dorico 6, that allow you to make use of extended features of compatible fonts, such as standard ligatures, old style figures and small capitals.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn a quick trick for starting playback from a specific point in your #Dorico project, without having to navigate to it, or select anything in the music.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, see how to change the text font used by #Dorico for the current project, when creating a new project, or setting a default for all future projects. #steinberg #musicnotation

Dorico 6.0.10 released with more than 50 fixes – Dorico We’ve today released Dorico 6.0.10, the first maintenance release for Dorico 6. It includes more than 50 fixes for issues reported in Dorico 6.0, and also introduces a few modest improvements of its o...

🎶 Dorico 6.0.10 is now available! 🎶

This is a free update for Dorico 6 users, and includes more than 50 fixes, plus other improvements. For more information, check out the Dorico blog:

blog.dorico.com/2025/05/dori...

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn how #Dorico 6 adds new ways to select chord symbols, making it easier and more flexible than ever before! #steinberg #musicnotation

In this week's #TipsTuesday learn how to transfer your #Dorico 6 settings to a new computer, so that you can take your application preferences, key commands, user library, engraving and layout options and more with you when you start working on a new or second computer

In this week's #TipsTuesday learn how the input popovers have been improved in #Dorico 6. There's a stylish new look, you can drag each one to the optimal position, and there are new controls giving easier access to advanced features.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn how quick and easy it is to make copies of your music in different keys in #Dorico.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about making graphical changes to your full score and instrumental parts in #Dorico, and how to synchronize those changes.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about the different ways you can manage percussion parts in #Dorico.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, see what happens #behindthescenes in the minute directly before a #Dorico tip video is recorded.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about the differences between staff- and system-attached text in #Dorico. See how to create both types of text, including using defined font styles.

In this week's #TipsTuesday, learn about the Note Tools popover in #Dorico, used to add intervals to notes, transposing the selection, and performing transformations such as inverting pitches and rotating rhythms.

Thank you to #SpitfireAudio for a fantastic evening at #BBCMaidaVale in London for the launch of the #BBCRadioPhonicWorkshop library, and loved hearing the tomatoes with #HelenAnahitaWilson!
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In this week's #TipsTuesday, see how you can quickly change the size—and even the font—of chord symbols in #Dorico.

We had a lovely time supporting the @royalphilsoc.bsky.social #RPSAwards last night at @royalbirmcons.bsky.social. Massive well done to everyone involved! All the details are on the @royalphilsoc website now and you can enjoy it too, on @bbcradio3 tonight!