Please rate and review Dorico for iPad on the App Store

[Quarkman]

Welcome! Glad to see you’re trying Dorico! It has a bit of a learning curve (I come from Sibelius). It’s really great though and super fast to load and work in. If you get to the point, I recommend NotePerformer to upgrade from Halion (on the desktop app). I’ve been using Dorico for about a year now, and I love it. If you have questions, please ask away! Dan Kreider, Leo, Daniel, oh the list goes on and on are all great. Steinberg support is also! I had an issue with my Pro key and I called and they got me straightened out in no time. Very happy I made this investment. I’ve seen a lot of nifty features in Finale (my composer friend uses Finale also) that would be neat (rhythmic subdivisions is one). I am trying to convince him to move to Dorico, but he has expensive Vienna libraries for his VST and on a limited income so there’s that. Welcome!

[srh]

I wrote a nice 5 star review with some remarks but I don’t see it back. Perhaps it has to be approved first?

[lucas_r_r]

Yes it does. Mine took about 2 days, and soon after the developer’s response. It will eventually come.

[Puma0382]

@Carole_Prietto

GREAT that you have a Barbershop Harmony template; however, it’s not set up correctly. Barbershop uses two staves not four, and the clefs are specific to men’s or women’s arrangements. Men’s barbershop uses octave down treble clef and regular bass clef. Women’s barbershop uses regular treble clef and octave up bass clef . In both cases, the treble clef is for tenor part (stems up) and lead (stems down). Bass clef is for baritone (stems up) and bass (stems down). Mixed barbershop (men/women together) is becoming more popular - it uses two staves and regular bass and treble clef.

Hi - I’d just like to suggest that you maybe raise all this in its own thread for visibility; you’ll see, the whole Dorico forum is very active and fast moving, such that info/detail like this has a chance of being missed in longer topics.

Not that I’ve any vested interest, there’s likely more informed discussion/input to be had from other users/dev team on the subject…

[Carole_Prietto]

Will do, thanks.
Carole

[benwiggy]

I only see 6 reviews, and 5 of them are good. I can’t submit reviews because I’m on the beta OS.

[Romanos]

Perhaps a geofence is affecting what you see. 27 pop up for me.

[pianoleo]

Yep.
Here’s the US version: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dorico-compose-music/id1556625090

…and the UK version:

‎Dorico - Compose Music

Note that if they take you into the App Store app itself, they’ll resolve to whichever country’s App Store you’re logged into.

If you view them in a browser you should get whichever country’s App Store is in the URL.

[Nickie_Foenshauge]

I tried three different browsers on my iPad. National App Store each time.

[pianoleo]

Try on a computer.

[Nickie_Foenshauge]

It worked on my Android phone.

[srh]

I made a nice review, I think it is an amazing app!
Of course there is some room for improvement, specially when no external (no midi) keyboard is at hand for some shortcuts.