User manual

NOTE
● If you remove a player from a ow, any notes you have already input for that player in that
ow are deleted.
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Removing a ow from a layout automatically removes that layout from the ow, and vice
versa. The same is true for players and layouts, and players and ows.
When you select a card in one of the panels in Setup mode, each card in the other panels shows
a checkbox. Connected cards appear highlighted and have activated checkboxes, while
unconnected cards are not highlighted and have deactivated checkboxes. For example, if you
select a single player card in the
Players panel, all the ows to which the player is assigned are
highlighted and activated in the Flows panel and all layouts to which the player is assigned are
highlighted and activated in the
Layouts panel.
A piano player selected in the Players panel with connected ows and layouts highlighted in the Flows and
Layouts panels
RELATED LINKS
Project window in Setup mode on page 90
Flows on page 128
Layouts on page 130
Changing the ows assigned to layouts on page 132
Changing the players assigned to layouts on page 132
Changing the players assigned to ows on page 129
Players
In Dorico SE, a player can represent an individual musician or multiple musicians in the same
section. Players hold instruments, so you must add at least one player to your project before you
can add instruments.
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A solo player represents a single person who can play one or more instruments. For
example, a clarinettist who doubles on alto saxophone or a percussionist who plays bass
drum, clash cymbals, and triangle.
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A section player represents multiple people who all play the same instrument. For example,
a violin section player might represent all eight desks of the Violin I section in an orchestra,
or a soprano section player might represent the whole soprano section in a mixed voice
choir.
Setup mode
Players
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