Hi guys!
I really wish I could do this in Dorico as I did in Finale. It’s a reduced stave like 60%. The lines are invisible and the notes are visible. It’s for a lead sheet to indicate basic drum parts or any other stuff like strumming, comping rythm, etc.
Anybody??
Can you use rhythmic cues?
I probably can, but I wouldn’t be able to show what I want, like kick and Hi-hats at the same time. Thanks anyway!
It’s far from ideal, with cues from a drum kit since you have to add one cue for each drum/cymbal. This was the best I could come up with (after a lot of testing). Note the long stem.
Jesper
Or manually, with a Zero-line Staff and cutaways:
Yes, much better. I was just going to try that @charles_piano
Jesper
Very nice and elegant solution, @charles_piano!
If I may add, setting the KD and SD “cue” with Voice column index to 1, it would all look more “centred” (if desired…):
Someone recently made a font for rhythmic cues with text. Can’t find it now, though.
Jesper
Edit: Found it.
Wow ! Thank you very much for your help 
I’m gonna have to experiment…I don’t even know how to write cues… 
I’ll start there
Hi! I found my way to get it work! Thanks.
Now I wish I could change the instrument of that player…I know I can but there’s no drumset available. Every instruments are there except for unpitched percs.
Any idea? Thank you
Ah, it’s for playback purposes, I guess? Since it’s a cue, I was only thinking of a graphic solution.
It’s just that I find annoying to hear keyboard while entering notes, I wish I could hear drum pieces instead. 
but otherwise everything is fine! thanks
