I have been experimenting with the great Edit Music Symbol window in Engrave/Music Symbols Dorico version 2.2. I have Windows 10.
Hmm, I thought that 'Revert to Factory, reverted ALL changed symbols back to the original factory setting. I didn’t realize that the Revert to Factory option only related to a single symbol for that change. In experimenting, I changed fairly randomly about 10 different musical glyphs and added graphics. Now I can’t remember which symbols I changed Whew this is very frustrating.
May I suggest please that in the next update, the developers add a few options for reverting symbols
Revert ALL changes to Factory Settings.
Revert ALL changes in selected categories to Factory Settings.
If anyone knows how I can quickly revert my different symbols back to the Factory Settings, without remembering which ones I changed, I would be very grateful. Thank you.
If you did Save as Default, there’s a way around that, too, albeit outside of Dorico itself:
All defaults for the Music Symbols Editor are stored within the userlibrary.xml file, located at /Users/your-username/Library/Application Support/Steinberg/Dorico 2 (Mac) or %APPDATA%\Steinberg\Dorico 2 (Windows).
Editing this file is not for the faint-hearted, and should be done within a decent text editor, and you should save a copy somewhere safe before you commence editing.
I’ll give an example, just for clarity:
Here, I’ve made the “4” time signature glyph much larger, within the Music Symbols Editor in Dorico, and I’ve then saved it as default.
It appears like this in the XML file:
If I delete the selected chunk and save the file, the “4” time signature glyph’s default will be reverted to factory settings within Dorico. This won’t affect the project where I modified the glyph, but it will restore the default for all other projects.
I just ran into the same problem. Has this been fixed yet? I need to revert certain symbols (dynamics) as Dorico cannot handle to combine certain dynamics (e.g. “sffp” looks very impractical). Thanks!
If I create a new part it has the new imported clefs (NOT ANYMORE) but the used instruments do not. I wouldn’t know how to omit the clef in all systems…
I just found out that by creating a new player it fixes all the parts with that clef. so for my scores in addition to import with the Library Manager I have to create an instrument that uses the modify clefs, i.e. a piano. Then the full big band score is fixed.
Sorry! I cannot repeat this solution. I do not know how it worked the first time. I checked the manuals… there are no signposts for the missing clefs, so I cannot manually hide/show them.
UPDATE
… I restart the computer and Dorico. When I opened the file, all new clefs were showing.
So, for anyone having this experience, all it has to be done after importing from the Library Manager is to save the file, close it and reopen it again.