Secondly, you can now use the up and down arrow keys to hop the selection through the list of recent projects on the Open Recent page, and use Return or Enter to open the highlighted project.įinally, it’s also now possible to toggle between the default grid view and a list view similar to how the Hub appeared in Dorico 3.5 and earlier versions, so if you prefer to see just the name and path of each recent project rather than a preview, this is the option for you. This should help you to keep track of new releases, #TipsTuesday tutorials, and our regular live stream videos. Firstly, the Learn button will now show a badge to let you know that new items have been posted here to the Dorico blog or to the Dorico YouTube channel.
This release also includes a few nice improvements to the Hub window. The new Tempo editor should feel very familiar, as it is functionally identical to the corresponding editor in Dorico 3.5 and earlier versions. In Write mode, if linked mode is activated for the Key Editor, selecting a tempo marking in the music area will show the Tempo editor in the lower zone in Play mode, you can simply select the Tempo global track at the top of the track overview. To use it, first ensure the Key Editor is shown in the lower zone. We are pleased to be able to reintroduce the tempo editor in Dorico 4.0.30. This update fixes a serious performance problem that affects users who have a very large number of VST plug-ins installed on their systems, and also reintroduces the tempo editor in the Key Editor, restoring one of the Play mode editors that have been missing from the brand new implementation of Play mode in Dorico 4.
More details here.įollowing hot on the heels of the Dorico 4.0.20 update just three weeks ago, we are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Dorico 4.0.30, a third maintenance release for Dorico 4 since its release in January. Update (24 March 2022): We have today issued a hotfix for Dorico 4.0.30.
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