Hey Dorico-Team,
although Dorico is great, I can’t understand why you just can attach a Video file and no Audio???
I would think that is one of the most basic functions?
Imagine you want to transcribe an existing piece. At the moment you always have to go to an extern audio player or you need to go the annoying detour and create a video file.
Thanks!
It is a frequently requested feature, for sure. It’s not simple to add, because we need to unlock more of the functionality of Cubase’s audio engine in order to make these features available in Dorico. This requires us to work in concert with members of the Cubase development team, who have their own priorities and roadmap that they need to deliver on. When we can align our own developers and the Cubase developers together to work on this, we will deliver this functionality. I’m afraid it’s not going to be in our next major release, but it is a high priority for us to add in future.
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This is good news Daniel, thanks. When you do get around to it, could you please ask the Cubase team to include the ability to create a tempo map in Dorico, like in Cubase. Or, if that’s difficult, at least give Dorico the ability to import a tempo map from Cubase. This will enable syncing of the bar lines in Dorico with the audio. Thankyou.
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In Dorico go to file>export>tempo track
Hope this helps.
Audio tracks (only a few needed) in Dorico are a long awaited and very important feature that will turn Dorico into an awesome score oriented music production platform .