I find it great for anyone that composes directly into Dorico. If I’m doing a straight copy job where I don’t have to think about the notes, then sure, duration-first is probably faster. When I’m writing directly into Dorico I want the freedom to play whatever I want on my MIDI keyboard, and then when I’ve figured out the line, voicing, whatever, quickly input it, all without leaving the input cursor. Before pitch-first input came along, I would have to exit and then restart input a gazillion times in every project which was a huge waste of time, and that’s not even counting the times I would forget the input cursor was or wasn’t active. Pitch-first is a huge time saver, and my compositional workflow isn’t being constantly interrupted as I can just leave the input cursor active.