I’m writing some stuff using artificial flageolets on string instruments, and want to indicate which fingers that should be used to produce them.
Since Dorico considers flageolets as single notes, I’m not able to use the chord mechanic (e.g.: shift + F -> 1,4). The single-note mechanic (e.g.: shift + F -> 14) should be the proper solution. However, this doesn’t produce vertical fingering, only horizontal (like shown in the image below), and I haven’t managed to figure out how to hack it yet.
There is global solution for valved instruments (in the engraving options) that gives the results that I want, but it doesn’t exist for strings. Of course, it isn’t really viable as a general solution anyway, as both vertical (flageolets) and horizontal (trills) fingering might be needed in the same piece, but could work in a pinch.
Does anyone know of any way to stack fingerings for single notes like for chords? (Or is this a feature that has yet to be implemented?)
Regards
Fredrik