Dorico Tutorials (Part 4)

This is *part 4* of the Dorico Tutorial series where I go one by one through specific questions that I was asked by other students I've given Dorico lessons to. In total, I've recorded more than 60 of these short videos to help explain some of the techniques of using Dorico. We'll go through Dorico basics, changes from Finale, and also different methods to solve the same issue.
This series will continue with several different parts, so as to break up the videos into digestible chunks.

*Dorico Lessons*

0:00 - Intro
0:58 - Working with multiple voices (layers)
3:03 - Adding slurs/articulations to specific voices (layers)
4:48 - Adding players and changing player order
5:45 - Moving notes within the rhythmic resolution grid
7:54 - Changing duration with "insert voice"
9:35 - Adding lyrics
10:29 - Lyric word extensions
11:35 - Lyrics, second verse
13:00 - Lyrics, chorus
13:32 - Adding more text via wildcards
16:09 - Page margins
17:43 - Parts & Scores

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[susankohngreen]

So glad I became a You do a wonderful job HOW do I add staffs underor above existing staffs. I want to go from just soprano and piano to include Alto, Tenor, Baritone, and Bass in the next segment.

[evansolot]

Since I’m guessing that most folks watching are using midi keyboards for entry, it would be helpful to approach entry that way. Also, Dorico’s tutorials emphasize the keyboard shortcuts for quicker entry, it would be great if you could emphasize that rather than the mousing around to the icons on the screen.

[pg]

TKs very much. It’s clear for a Finale Guy as me. So I’m ready to go.