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[DanielMuzMurray]

This statement from Daniel might shed some light on the Cubase/Dorico integration thingy.

@dspreadbury

First of all, why is Dorico a separate product to Cubase? Because it makes more business sense for Dorico to be a separate program, appealing to different (though overlapping, of course) customers than Cubase, and with a completely different focus. Dorico is a music notation and composition application with strong MIDI editing and virtual instrument features, while Cubase is a fully-fledged digital audio workstation with strong scoring features. Naturally we want to bring Dorico and Cubase closer together, and we will do so, but the two products will not merge into a single one. I can’t talk about the finer details of how the two applications will come closer together, but if you continue to be patient, you will see.