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Although not all composers will want to work with MIDI, those who do are extremely well catered for in Dorico 4.īroadly-speaking Dorico 4 is a triumph because of its enhanced and additional functionality.

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Significantly, Dorico 4 shrinks the gap still further between dedicated notation software and audio sequencer packages designed for sophisticated audio reproduction: Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs).

It makes major (but accessible) changes to the user interface. So the fewer concessions to the constraints of a visual interface to handle sound the better.Īs expected, Dorico 4 also adheres splendidly to the philosophy that makes the one world work so well in the other. To put it bluntly: pointing, clicking and keying on a vertical screen can easily get in the way of uninterrupted and unencumbered concentration on musical notation – from for and in an aural world. Successive Dorico releases show that the talented team behind the project has always known that it has to break new ground (and break some rules) if Steinberg wants to offer a sophisticated, feature-rich system which is dynamic, flexible and forward-thinking. Windows versions of Dorico 4 are also available. It’s also to be noted that several features which are new here to Dorico 4’s desktop editions actually first appeared in the iPad release ( version 1.1 ) last summer. You should use the comparison tools on the Steinberg website to identify the edition which best meets your needs.

Not everything described in this review is necessarily available for each of the other Dorico editions.

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(Typical of Steinberg’s commitment to its users, a small update with over 100 bug fixes was released on February 2 – just three weeks after Dorico 4’s launch.)

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It is Dorico Pro 4 which is reviewed here. It is wholeheartedly recommended for newcomers, and those already working with an earlier version.ĭorico 4 is available in four versions or ‘editions’: Dorico 4 is a spectacular new version of an already superb product. As with MyMac’s previous reviews (versions 2, 3 and 3.5), the present evaluation concentrates on the extent to which the many new features of Dorico 4 actually live up to this release’s slogan, “Supercharge your workflow”.ĭo Dorico 4’s many new features and advances sponsor musical creativity, precision, ease of use… and produce those beautiful (printed) scores? Last month (January 2022) saw Dorico’s latest release. Dorico produces clean, particularly readable and visually appealing (full and part) scores – no matter how complex, which are printable to the highest international professional standards.

Those wishing to crossgrade from Sibelius or Finale will be able to do so for €299 for a limited time.įind out more on the Steinberg website.Steinberg’s Dorico family is the world’s leading music notation software for composers, arrangers, orchestrators, educators, performers… musicians of almost any kind.įrom its first version (released in 2016) Dorico has always prioritized creativity: its design and interface actively support the ways in which musicians actually write and edit their scores – rather than expect them to adapt their composition and notation workflows to the technology.

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The full version of Dorico will cost €579 for PC and Mac, while the educational price for teachers and students will be €349. 'This is just the beginning of the journey, and we look forward to working with our user community to continue to shape Dorico into the ultimate tool for composing, arranging and publishing music.' All of us on the Dorico team are dedicated to be building the best, most beautiful and most useful tool for working with music notation, and we will continue to work hard over the next few months to refine the application before the first version is available for everybody to try for themselves. Steinberg's Product Marketing Manager, Daniel Spreadbury, commented: 'After working on Dorico for more than three years, we are excited to finally announce its name and forthcoming availability.