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From: | David Santamauro |
Subject: | Re: Openlilylib |
Date: | Fri, 27 May 2022 10:12:06 +0000 |
Just another Dorico opinion, not in any way denying yours… I’ve worked with Dorico for the last few years exclusively for mockups of original work , transcriptions and orchestrations. It is a tremendous piece of software in particular the playback engine. There is definitely a steep learning curve
but once one understands the concept behind the software, it becomes incredibly easy to input, edit and play scores. Depending on your software instruments and the intricacies of your playback templates, rendering the performance can be extremely realistic. As for the forum, I don’t live there so I don’t catch every thread, but my experience has been generally positive. There are many “gurus” lurking there that can answer most questions and I’ve never seen any animosity towards other forum
members (excepting, of course, the usual RTFM answers …) Stability has also never been a problem for me. My template is huge: full orchestra routed to 8 instances of Vienna Server housing more than 1.5T of software instrument samples. My template used ~ 128G in-memory. Aside from having to get
a coffee while it loaded, working in it for extended periods of time was rather uneventful from a stability standpoint. I am definitely not advocating for anyone to switch / trial / whatever to Dorico. It is simply another tool in my box with which to solve particular problems. I use (have been for well over a decade) lilypond exclusively for copying scores
as it is by far the fastest way for me to input notes and get the score as close as possible to the original edition I’m copying. The added benefit of midi allows me to toss that output into a sequencer if I want to turn it into a mockup. I’m sorry you didn’t have a good experience with Dorico, but I just wanted to share a differing opinion. David From:
lilypond-user <lilypond-user-bounces+david.santamauro=gmail.com@gnu.org> on behalf of Andrew Bernard <andrew.bernard@mailbox.org> Hello All, |
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