There are still some remaining issues affecting small numbers of users that we are still working on: Some users were also unlucky enough to experience a problem with opening some existing projects, which could cause Dorico to crash – this has now been knocked on the head as well. There are a bunch of fixes for the new instrument editor, and a number of small user interface problems have been solved as well. Live note editing now allows notes to be snapped to octaves when editing their pitch by holding Ctrl (Windows) or Command (macOS) while dragging.MIDI trigger regions now support the Suppress playback property, so it’s possible to make triggers play back only on some passes through the repeat structure.Scrub playback now also handles microtonal pitches correctly. You can also now scrub left and right with the arrow keys, and the playhead appears during scrubbing to help orientate you in the music. Scrub playback now considers the selection when determining which instruments to play during scrubbing, and also considers the instrument filter in galley view, if one is chosen.

This is a free update for existing Dorico Pro 5, Dorico Elements 5 and Dorico SE 5 users, and fixes a number of issues that have cropped up since the initial release of Dorico 5 – plus it adds a couple of small improvements to some of the headline features in the new version.Īs always, you can find all of the details in the updated Dorico 5.0.10 Version History PDF, but here are a few highlights: We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Dorico 5.0.10, the first maintenance release for Dorico 5.0, which was released a week ago.

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