Automatic placement of articulations (on the notehead or stem side), with options to specify which articulations should always be positioned above the staff.

Articulations cannot be applied in invalid combinations on the same note or chord (e.g.

Articulations are automatically positioned, including appearing only at the start or end of a tie chain as appropriate for articulations affecting the attack or release portion of a note.

Eight standard articulations, grouped according to type: force (accent, marcato), duration (staccatissimo, staccato, staccato-tenuto, tenuto), and stress (stress, unstress).

Key signatures can apply to all instruments, or only one instrument as needed.

Support for custom accidental systems, using custom symbols and any number of EDOs as pitch delta ‡.

Custom key signatures, including mixing sharps and flats.

Key signatures up to seven sharps or seven flats.

Optionally display cautionary accidentals in parentheses.

Support for quarter-tone accidentals in 24-EDO.

Support for accidentals from triple flat to triple sharp in 12-EDO ‡.

Support for arbitrary numbers of Equal Divisions of the Octave (EDOs) ‡.

common practice, Second Viennese School, Modernist etc.) ‡

Comprehensive choice of accidental duration rules (e.g.Automatic cautionary or courtesy accidentals (including between voices, between piano staves etc.).Changes made to the music in one layout are automatically reflected in any others in which that music appears, while allowing complete independence in terms of page and system appearance between every layout.

Naturally, Dorico allows you to originate both the conductor’s score and parts for individual players from the flows of music in your project as individual layouts.

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