How to do a Flute tremolo spanning two or more octaves?

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Hi folks, I searched the forums and couldn’t find an answer- so I hope I haven’t missed something obvious here.

I’m learning Dorico by inputting a bunch of old handwritten student pieces, back before electricity was invented :wink:
In this score, there is an indication for the flute to do a tremolo between two notes, and then overblow up octaves and back.
The notation seems to make sense, but I couldn’t figure it out in Dorico, Here is the image [see image attached]

I’m really starting to enjoy using Dorico, and there are still a lot of head-scratching moments (due to jurassic Finale brain),
but I’m starting to get this.
Very psyched.

Thanks for your help. I hope this is easy to do.

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Yep, the tremolo options are under the “Repeat Structures” icon in Write mode, and are easy to use. If you don’t see them there, make sure to hit Ctrl+9 to expand the right panel.

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This page from the documentation should help spell it out for you.

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Wow, thank you! I just didn’t SEE it. It didn’t occur to me to look there, at ALL. That is crazy. I mist have snake bites all over… ;-0

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I’m still mind blown that I didn’t see that. Its so friggin EASY.