NOTATIO

Really enjoying working in 6.1 right now.

I number every bar. It takes a little time to clean up sometimes, but it is always worth it in the time saved in rehearsal.

I'm eagerly awaiting approval from the "boss" to purchase the update!

As a persnickety composer, I can't wait to run the proofreading tool on my existing compositions and see what (Dorico thinks) I've missed.

I'm vacillating between really liking the noteheads and not liking them. Very clear to read!

I prefer to use measure numbers, and I use boxed rehearsal marks (which are also measure numbers) at obvious phrases in the music so that musicians don't get lost.

I have the "to piccolo" in bold font, and "piccolo" in bold font and boxed.

Sibelius, as the "best selling" notation app (so they claim) must be pulling in reasonable income. I guess the question is whether it meets the Equity firm's targets. Yes, this is key. I've seen way too many businesses that closed because their private equity owners had a profit, but not ...

other than having to manually space staves in parts. you normally shouldn't have had to do this. there are settings for ideal distances between all the various types of staff combinations. the only time I have to go in and make manual changes in parts is for page turns. No matter what I put in the ...

So I earned my first payout using Dorico today... took a copy job (digitize a score and parts) that paid 2/3 the cost of the software.

Was surprisingly easy and had no difficulties other than having to manually space staves in parts.

MichelRE wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 12:30 However, there's really no room to the left of the first measure ("voice" already take up room there.)

Insert the incipit anyway, and indent the system further. It's okay on the first system.