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Ensembles
If you add an ensemble in Dorico Elements, multiple players are added to your project at the
same time.
Dorico Elements provides a set of predened ensembles that you can use. Adding an ensemble is
one of the ways to achieve building up an instrumentation quickly. The predened ensembles
that you can create with Dorico Elements follow standard patterns, such as double woodwind
which refers to two
utes, two oboes, two clarinets, and two bassoons.
NOTE
In Dorico Elements, the maximum number of players you can have in a single project is 12. If you
open a project that contains more than 12 players, it opens in read-only mode.
Adding ensembles
You can add multiple players at once by adding ensembles, such as a complete string section or
four-part choir.
NOTE
In Dorico Elements, the maximum number of players you can have in a single project is 12.
PREREQUISITE
The Players panel is open.
PROCEDURE
1. Open the instrument picker for ensembles in any of the following ways:
If you have started a new project, click Add Ensemble in the project start area.
Click Add Ensemble at the bottom of the Players panel.
2. Select the ensemble you want in the instrument picker.
3. Click Add Ensemble to Score.
RESULT
The ensemble players are added to the Players panel, either as solo or as section players.
TIP
You can also add multiple instruments to your project at the same time by using a project
template.
RELATED LINKS
Instrument picker on page 93
Changing player names on page 138
Project start area on page 43
Starting new projects from project templates on page 66
Setup mode
Ensembles
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Dorico Elements 3.1.10