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Play mode
Play mode allows you to change how your music sounds in playback, including by changing the playback template and assigning VST instruments, inputting automation, adjusting the mix, and changing the sounding duration of notes in playback without affecting their notated duration.
Repeats in playback
Dorico Elements supports the playback of repeat structures, including repeat endings, repeat barlines, and repeat markers, provided all the correct jumps and sections are in place.
Including/Excluding repeats in playback after repeat jumps
By default, Dorico Elements plays back all playthroughs in all types of repeat structures. You can manually include/exclude repeats indicated by repeat markers, repeat endings, and repeat barlines in playback after individual repeat jumps.

Including/Excluding repeats in playback after repeat jumps

By default, Dorico Elements plays back all playthroughs in all types of repeat structures. You can manually include/exclude repeats indicated by repeat markers, repeat endings, and repeat barlines in playback after individual repeat jumps.

Note

You can only include/exclude repeats after repeat jumps, such as D.C. al Fine and D.S. al Coda.

Procedure

Select the repeat jumps after which you want to include/exclude repeats in playback.
In the Properties panel, activate Replay repeats in the Repeat Markers group.
Activate/Deactivate the corresponding checkbox.

Result

Repeats are included in playback after the selected repeat jumps when the checkbox is activated, and excluded from playback when the checkbox is deactivated.