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Custom score
A custom score layout initially does not contain any players or ows. This allows you to
create your score manually and, for example, to assign only one ow instead of all
ows or only vocal and piano players to create a vocal score. Custom score layouts are
concert pitch by default.
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You can combine players, layouts, and ows together in any combination. For example, you
might add all percussion players to a single part layout so that the performers can manage
instrument changes themselves. In a large-scale work, you might also create a piano reduction
for choir rehearsals, but only assign that piano player to the vocal score, meaning it does not
appear in the orchestral full score at all.
RELATED LINKS
Page formatting on page 331
Flows on page 128
Players on page 103
Players, layouts, and ows on page 102
Changing the ows assigned to layouts on page 132
Changing the players assigned to layouts on page 132
Player, layout, and instrument names on page 135
Changing layout names on page 139
Brackets according to ensemble type on page 529
Creating layouts
You can create multiple layouts for full scores and instrumental parts. You can also create
multiple custom score layouts.
PROCEDURE
At the bottom of the Layouts panel, click one of the following layout types:
Add Full Score Layout
Add Instrumental Part Layout
Add Custom Score Layout
RESULT
The layout is added to the list of layouts in the Layouts panel.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK
You can assign players and ows to your layout.
If you want to change the position of the new layout in the layouts list, you can sort and
renumber layouts.
RELATED LINKS
Sorting layouts on page 134
Renumbering layouts on page 134
Setup mode
Layouts
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Dorico SE 3.1.10