Hi @nrkulus,
I feel you for that. Many people, like me, have been waiting for Aleatoric boxes to be native in Dorico for a long time. But as pointed out by D. Spreadbury in another post:
Every notation software has room for improvement in various areas of expertise. E.g. last time I checked, Sibelius (a 25+ ish yrs old programm) could not achieve cutaway scores without using a plug in, and you still have to do some math to fake open time signature scores (something that Dorico could quite early in development stage, just by telling it you want open time signatures) and sort note spacing and layout. Also, there’s lots of people waiting for improvements in ancient music, and also more traditional notation. We are not also considering the ones that are eager to see something on the playback area, wich are quite a lot of people.
So, yeah. It’s sad to use workarounds for what we want the most. But be patient: when cutaway scores arrived, they became something you could do with a single clik, high customization and unexpected use cases. I’m sure that with aleatory boxes and frame notation will be the same
, and maybe, given the post I attached, it will arrive soon…
Cheers! ![]()