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In such cases, the notes are shown next to each other on tablature and are colored green. You
can then select them individually and make your own string allocation.
TIP
You can change the default beam, note, and rest grouping settings for each ow independently
in
Write > Notation Options. You can also specify custom beat groupings within individual time
signatures.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK
You can move notes to different rhythmic positions and other staves after they have been input.
You can also show brackets on noteheads individually.
RELATED LINKS
Inputting notes using pitch before duration on page 178
Changing the note-based notation input setting on page 181
Changing the input pitch setting on page 181
Switching to galley/page view on page 46
Accidental selection during MIDI input on page 201
Notes toolbox on page 153
Notes panel on page 155
Rhythmic grid on page 169
Caret on page 170
Selecting note/rest durations on page 182
Inputting notes with rhythm dots on page 186
Inputting accidentals on page 199
Inputting articulations on page 225
Inputting chords on page 206
Inputting rests on page 201
Inputting tuplets on page 208
Adding notes above/below existing notes on page 212
Moving notes rhythmically on page 1050
Creating cross-staff beams on page 773
Rhythm dot consolidation on page 1052
Note and rest grouping on page 784
Beam grouping according to meters on page 764
Notations input on page 225
Playing/Muting notes during note input/selection on page 369
Changing the allocated string for notes on tablature on page 1407
Disabling MIDI input devices on page 225
Implicit vs. explicit rests on page 1313
Ties on page 1439
Key signatures on page 983
Arranging tools on page 378
Bracketed noteheads on page 1056
Register selection during note input
Dorico Pro automatically selects the register of pitches during note input, but you can override
this and select the register manually.
During note input, Dorico Pro automatically selects the note whose register is the smallest
interval away from the previously input note. For example, if you input an F and then press A , an
A is input a third above the F, rather than a sixth below.
Write mode
Note input
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Dorico Pro 3.5.12