It’s now possible to specify the transposition for transposing instruments when you build the mapping between tracks in the MIDI file and new instruments that will be added to the project. This update also includes a small but important improvement to the smart MIDI import features introduced in Dorico 4. Dorico 4.3.20 makes this possible, by using the Background and Foreground colours defined in the relevant paragraph styles to fill the enclosure and draw the text.
to have a shaded background and for the letters and numbers to be shown in white. Not so long ago, one of the many music publishers around the world who use Dorico made an unusual request for a new publication they are working on: they wanted rehearsal marks and enclosed bar numbers to be inverse, i.e. Furthermore, sometimes when switching to the tempo editor, the points in the tempo profile that you select and drag around would not draw right away this has also been fixed. This update also includes a couple of other useful changes for the Key Editor, including an important bug fix for the tempo editor: previously, selecting a tempo item in the music area would always cause the Key Editor to switch to the tempo editor, removing all other editors, but now it only does this if the tempo editor was not already visible in the Key Editor. The enharmonic spelling of the notes in the piano roll always matches the way the notes are spelled in the notation in the music area, but do be aware that as you drag notes up and down in the piano roll, Dorico uses a fixed spelling table for the pitches displayed during the drag: when you complete the drag and Dorico determines the optimal spellings for the notes according to their new pitches, the note names shown in the piano roll will instantly update. The most immediately obvious improvement in today’s new updates is that the Key Editor now displays note names in the piano roll, which is really helpful when orientating yourself in the music. These updates are free to all Dorico 4 and Dorico for iPad users, and bring a couple of useful improvements together with dozens of bug fixes. Dorico for macOS and Windows moves to version 4.3.20, while Dorico for iPad moves to version 2.5.20. We’re pleased to announce the immediate availability of the latest updates to Dorico Pro 4, Dorico Elements 4, Dorico SE 4, and Dorico for iPad.
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