Table of Contents
Write mode
Write mode allows you to input and edit your music, including changing the rhythmic positions of items, changing the pitch of notes, and deleting notes and items. The available toolboxes and panels allow you to input all the notes and notation items that are most commonly used.
Notations input
You can input many types of notations, both during note input and by adding them to existing notes. In Dorico Pro, notation is a broad term that includes many different items, including articulations, slurs, dynamics, and more.
Inputting markers/timecodes
You can input markers at specific positions in time. Depending on your project-wide settings, timecodes can also be shown alongside markers.
Markers section of the Video panel
In the Markers section of the Video panel in Write mode, you can input and edit markers and timecodes, and also define markers as important.

Markers section of the Video panel

In the Markers section of the Video panel in Write mode, you can input and edit markers and timecodes, and also define markers as important.

You can hide/show the Video panel by clicking Video in the Notations toolbox.

The Markers section of the Video panel contains a table of markers, divided into the following columns:

Timecode

Shows the timecode of the marker. You can edit the timecode by double-clicking in the field.

Text

Shows the text of the marker. You can edit the text by double-clicking in the field.

Imp.

Stands for “important”. Allows you to define markers as important by activating their checkbox in this column.

When markers are defined as important, their entry uses a bold font in the table and they are considered when finding a suitable tempo in the Find Tempo dialog.