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● Add: Opens a dialog that allows you to create a new mutual exclusion group and enter a

name for it.

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Delete: Deletes the selected mutual exclusion group.

NOTE

You can only select one mutual exclusion group at a time.

The Has techniques column allows you to change the playback playing techniques included

in the selected mutual exclusion group. The action bar at the bottom of the column contains

the following options:

●

Add: Opens the Playing Technique Combinations dialog that allows you to select

playback playing techniques to add to the selected mutual exclusion group.

●

Delete: Deletes the selected playback playing technique from the mutual exclusion

group.

NOTE

You can only select one playback playing technique at a time.

You can hide/show the Mutual Exclusion Groups section by clicking the section header.

10 Reset to Library Defaults

Allows you to revert any changes you have made to the expression maps from the Default

Library.

11 Import Library

Opens the File Explorer/macOS Finder, where you can select the .doricolib les that you

want to import as expression maps.

12 Export Library

Opens the File Explorer/macOS Finder, where you can select the location to which you want

to export the currently selected expression maps as a .doricolib le. You can then import

the .doricolib le into other projects and share it with other users.

13 Import Cubase Expression Map

Opens the File Explorer/macOS Finder, where you can select the Cubase format expression

maps you want to import.

NOTE

It is not currently possible to import all combinations of playback playing techniques. Cubase

expression maps in Dorico SE often require some editing to function correctly.

However, switch data is preserved.