How is this done in Dorico?
The piece has 1b at the start/Segno so the cautionary key is OK, then changes to 2# and then jumps from a 2#-section to the Coda.
TIA.
The piece has 1b at the start/Segno so the cautionary key is OK, then changes to 2# and then jumps from a 2#-section to the Coda.
TIA.
There’s no “proper” way to achieve this in Dorico at present. If you search the forum you will find some possible workarounds, such as adding an extra irregular bar and hiding the rests it contains.
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It works well with an extra bar and hiding any rests, unless there is a different time signature in the Coda. Dorico then adds a double bar line before the Coda. How can I make this barline invisible (or remove it?)
When o when? I’m writing an arrangement with a different key before D.S. than on the S itself. No cautionary key signature is showing up. Or am I missing something? I find it hard to believe that after 5… upgrades this is still an issue!
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