I am trying to set up a drum map for Battery 3/ full jazz kit.
I want three hi-hat modes: open (midi note 46), closed (52) and pedal (48).
To get this, I have placed three staffs on the score. From the defined list I chose hi-hat twice, and hi-hat (pedal). The score labels the first two I & II; I renamed them to ‘open’ & ‘closed’ (in that order).
In the percussion map, I set up the three instruments, but the Instrument field picks up the original staff name (hi-hat) rather than the amended version. As a result, on playback I get sound corresponding to ‘open’ and ‘pedal’, but not for ‘closed’.
I believe some publications write the word “bell” while others use pictograms, like the ones shown here. You could define playing techniques using either approach via Engrave > Playing Techniques.
I’m having problems with the playing technique “open hi-hat” vs. closed hi-hat. The “o” symbol doesn’t trigger an open hi-hat anymore. I think it did at one point, but when I made changes, that mark no longer works on new notes, but the old notes remain open hi-hat, even after deleting and re-engraving them! It’s like the open hi-hat has been burned into that spot on my score. I just bought Dorico 3 last week, so I’ve got the latest and greatest. I saw your post about the work-around, creating a new popover to replace the “open” one of which there are multiples none of which work, but I’m not following how to get to the spot where I can edit popover names. Thank you.