New features in Dorico v3.1 (detailed version) | Discover Dorico

In this session, we looked at new features in Dorico v3.1, including:
0:00 - Intro
3:25 - Condensing changes in Mahler Symphony no 6
16:30 - copying and moving with 'duplicate to staff below', filters and 'move to staff above / below'
21:35 - how to set your own key commands / shortcuts
23:58 - selecting (e.g. for playback from a specific location) with condensing turned on
24:50 - changing properties and propagating changes to all other layouts
27:50 - dynamic lane in Play mode
28:50 - local chords (chord changes in just one instrument)
33:15 - lines (new panel) and attachment points for note, beat position or barline
38:55 - rehearsal marks below the staff
40:10 - bracketed noteheads (including accidentals and tie chains)
43:05 - constrained dragging with shift
44:00 - a quick list of other changes in v3.1
52:25 - adding 'div' etc text for divisi (when not using the divisi feature)

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[youtubevisitor]

Mahler is the perfect composer for demonstrating the condensing feature.

[robkb]

I don't know about everybody else, but Condensing Changes will make a huge difference to me. And the new line tools are awesome! D3.1 really delivers, thanks again team!

[gerhardbinkele]

Nice to see those chords at 29:00 min !!! Now this feature is available. GREAT !!!

[mhitos]

Is there a FREEZE function in Dorico like in Cubase?
Could you make this function for Dorico? Please !
This will obviously improve Dorico.

[bjarkihall]

23:34 - I think it would be really impressive and intuitive if the condensed notes could be edited, but thanks for the tips and shortcuts to increase the speed of editing multiple staves.

[HansolJang]

Dorico supports well various langauges for lyrics? for example, korean or japanese?

[EricPeelMusic]

Your audio is right-heavy and relatively quiet.

[keithwalls]

I missed the live session. If you are entering an existing condensed score, is it better to just enter it into a non-condensed score with all voices separate and then let Dorico sort it out, or is it better to try to replicate the original in condensed mode?

[Joker]

Is the score downloadable anywhere? I mean editable, not PDF

[constair]

Thank you very much for the lesson, but a lot of information without practical sound results. The disciples are like children ...