Mac: /Library/Application Support/Steinberg/Dorico 2 As I understand it, in the following locations: Is it possible yet to sniff out or own templates? I’m not afraid of XML and have some experience with sending proper VSTi paths for calling up Garritan instruments, but no idea where such files should go in Dorico.īrian, I’m just exploring creating a playback template for ARIA. I’ll have to start experimenting with this, but before I can do what you’ve recommended, I need to get to work on learning how to set up my score first, enter notes, etc etc, as at the moment, I’m still working on the score in Sibelius, which I plan to export over to Dorico when finished, and see how I go from there. If it can do that, well, that will do for the time being while I’m getting to learn my way around Dorico.
Ultimately you’ll want to build your expression maps and attach things to techniques, but it’s nice to know that when you need to manually apply key-switches frequently, a supplemental stave is an option. From there such hidden staves will show up in Galley View, but be hidden from your page view. You can then filter such a supplemental player/stave from view via master page settings in the engrave mode. It is possible to keep key-switches on an independent supplementary play-back stave which you manually redirect to the same plugin/channel.
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