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Yesterday was the day I was waiting (litterally) for years:
Steinberg Dorico 3
I love writing my music in a score, and had real pleasure using all the main notation software, but as all the people doing it often complain about, managing playback during composition was a pain. Only sequencers had the whole set of tools to create the right playback using controllers and midi parameters of advanced libraries and VIs.
Due to the fact often the right sound and expression is part of your creative process, postponing it to a late export of the written content to the sequencer was braking the workflow and annoying.
I was observing as a customer and supporter for years the Overture 4 and 5 project, the best product concept ever in notation IMHO, but unfortunately despite the heroic efforts of the one-man self-employed little company, after years and years Don still struggles to provide users with a stable and reliable product.
That's the reason for moving all my hope into Dorico from day 1, but we had to wait few years and some release before Steinberg Dorico team delivered the expected set of features... and now here we are.
Modern Libraries and VI like https://www.samplemodeling.com/en/products_strings.php (Sample Modeling Brass and Strings)
arehttps://www.samplemodeling.com/en/products_strings.phpheavily based on the interaction of velocities, durations, and a large set of controllers, beside multidimensional KS matrices. Now Dorico3 offers a fully functional sequencer-like MIDI editor of the notation track, and it's finally possible to get the more accurate playback of your score in parallel with your writing/composing, without the need of prematurely moving to a DAW.
Steinberg Dorico 3
I love writing my music in a score, and had real pleasure using all the main notation software, but as all the people doing it often complain about, managing playback during composition was a pain. Only sequencers had the whole set of tools to create the right playback using controllers and midi parameters of advanced libraries and VIs.
Due to the fact often the right sound and expression is part of your creative process, postponing it to a late export of the written content to the sequencer was braking the workflow and annoying.
I was observing as a customer and supporter for years the Overture 4 and 5 project, the best product concept ever in notation IMHO, but unfortunately despite the heroic efforts of the one-man self-employed little company, after years and years Don still struggles to provide users with a stable and reliable product.
That's the reason for moving all my hope into Dorico from day 1, but we had to wait few years and some release before Steinberg Dorico team delivered the expected set of features... and now here we are.
Modern Libraries and VI like https://www.samplemodeling.com/en/products_strings.php (Sample Modeling Brass and Strings)
arehttps://www.samplemodeling.com/en/products_strings.phpheavily based on the interaction of velocities, durations, and a large set of controllers, beside multidimensional KS matrices. Now Dorico3 offers a fully functional sequencer-like MIDI editor of the notation track, and it's finally possible to get the more accurate playback of your score in parallel with your writing/composing, without the need of prematurely moving to a DAW.