User manual

Table Of Contents
NOTE
More clefs are available in the Clefs panel, including the Indian drum clef and rectangular
percussion clef.
Octave lines
Function of octave line Popover entry
Shifts notes up by 1 octave. 8va, 8, 8u, or 1u
Shifts notes up by 2 octaves. 15ma, 15, 15u, or 2u
Shifts notes up by 3 octaves. 22ma, 22, 22u, or 3u
Shifts notes down by 1 octave. 8ba, 8vb, 8d, or 1d
Shifts notes down by 2 octaves. 15ba, 15vb, 15d, or 2d
Shifts notes down by 3 octaves. 22ba, 22vb, 22d, or 3d
Loco indication
loco
End of octave line
For example, enter stop to specify where an
octave line ends during note input.
| or stop
RELATED LINKS
Clefs on page 833
Octave lines on page 842
Clefs panel
The Clefs panel contains the different types of clefs and octave lines available in Dorico Pro,
including uncommon and archaic clefs.
You can hide/show the Clefs panel by clicking Clefs in the Notations toolbox on the right
of the window in Write mode.
You can also hide/show the panel whose icon is currently selected in the Notations toolbox
by pressing
Ctrl/Cmd-9 or clicking the disclosure arrow on the right of the window.
The Clefs panel contains the following sections:
Common Clefs
Contains the clefs you are most likely to need, including treble clef and bass clef.
Uncommon Clefs
Contains less frequently used clefs, such as an invisible clef, treble clef octave above/
below, Indian drum clef, and French violin clef.
Write mode
Notations input
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