In Cubase, I am used to going to the transport bar and selecting what beat I want to go to in the piece, but how do you do that in Dorico?
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You can “go to” various places in Dorico, but not specific beats (I don’t think).
If the playhead is already at a particular place, you can start playback from there which will automatically move the view so that part of the music is shown?
Two possibilities:
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On Mac, select a note or rest at the desired beat in the score or part and press Opt-P to move the playhead to that location. On Windows, you must change the key command which moves the playhead to the selection to something other than Alt-P, which opens the Script menu.
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Open the key editor in the lower zone and click in the ruler at the desired beat, which will move the playhead to that location.
You can just select a note and press P to start playback from there.
But it depends what you’re trying to do: triggering playback, or selecting something to edit notation.
I’ve said it before but I really miss being able to navigate to a specific timing point like you can in Cubase. This would be more useful to me than the current ability to go to a specific bar though of course needs vary depending on whether you think more in terms of playback or just the score.
Thanks for suggesting that, I will give it a try.