Not just playing techniques, but a number of entries in the panels.
I’m trying to streamline/dumb down the program, so that semi-trained users will have fewer choices: just one fermata, for example. Or get rid of con bocca chiusa. “Huh? What’s that?”
Any chance that we will be given the power to do this?
That’s an Italian expression, “with (your) mouth closed”. chiusa/closed = same word, thanks to the Romans.
To use Dorico, one needs some brain power. Why not use it, why not extend it, why not learn?
Presumably you are referring to the less experienced folks Mike wants to simplify the program for and not to Mike himself.
You could just start Dorico as SE (or Elements) rather than Pro.
That’s the next step. I assume (I know, I know) that a template created in Dorico will be able to be used in the daughter versions. But I’ll have the most powerful version to start, rather than looking for features that might not be available in them. That’s the plan, though.