I can’t offer any advice on your first three requests, but instrument change labels can be moved around in Engrave mode. You can also scale them using the Properties panel and change the text to whatever you like. I don’t think these labels can be framed.
One workaround would be to create normal text with a border, which can be done in Write mode but Engrave mode will give you more options. Then change the text of the “real” instrument change label to a few spaces. Warning: this will make it very hard to locate if you want to reinstate it later on, as it is now effectively invisible.
same wishes here!
I think Dorico is prone to get these wish lists, because what they have done until now is so solid, that it sparks the enthusiasm of all of us…I am still hoping for these things:
Easier setup-wizard (one thing, where I hate to admit that sibelius is still better)
Filter for articulations
Easier staff visibility handling…as it is now, it is super powerful, but feels quite time consuming and it is easy to loose track in big scores…
More standard shortcuts or/and full OSC Implementation or a built-in macro system
More Mallet symbols
cross-staff-beaming between pitched and unpitched percussion in one player
It would be helpful if you specified which mallet symbols you wish for. Specifics (as in which additional engrave-mode alignment tools) are a lot easier to implement than vague generalities.
I would very much welcome integration between Cubase11 pro and Dorico. As a new hobbyist, I use Dorico to write music and import it to Cubase as a midi file. My keyboard skills are not accurate enough to always play my music in. This step could be simplified. Many thanks
Paul Chambers