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Detect tuplets

Allows you to control whether off-beat notes can be considered tuplets. If you know

there are no intentional tuplets in your imported MIDI le, deactivating Detect tuplets

ensures no notes are imported as tuplets.

Quantization unit for tuplets

Allows you to set the smallest beat unit to which you want tuplet notes to be quantized.

For example, if the smallest intentional tuplet note duration in your imported

le is a

quarter note, set Quantization unit for tuplets to quarter notes.

Fill gaps

Allows you to determine whether Dorico Elements lls in gaps between short notes. If

you are importing already precisely quantized music, we recommend that you

deactivate Fill gaps to ensure that note and rest durations are notated exactly as

quantized.

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Exporting MIDI

You can export ows as separate MIDI les, for example, if you want to edit the audio in further

detail in a DAW. MIDI

les exported from Dorico Elements contain any markers in the project by

default.

PREREQUISITE

You have positioned a layout containing the players whose MIDI you want to export at the top of

the Layouts panel in Setup mode.

PROCEDURE

1. Choose File > Export > MIDI to open the Export MIDI dialog.

2. In the Select ows to export list, activate the checkbox for each ow you want to export.

You can also click

Select All or Select None at the bottom of the list.

3. Click Choose Folder beside the Export to eld to open the File Explorer/macOS Finder.

4. In the File Explorer/macOS Finder, locate and select the destination folder you want.

5. Click Select Folder (Windows)/Open (macOS) to insert the new path in the Export to eld.

6. Activate/Deactivate Create folder for exported les.

7. Click OK to export the selected ows as MIDI les and close the dialog.

RESULT

The selected ows are exported as MIDI les. They contain the MIDI of all the players assigned to

the layout at the top of the Layouts list in Setup mode.