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RESULT
A new ow is added to your project each time you click Add Flow. All existing players are
assigned to new ows, and new ows are automatically added to all existing full score and part
layouts.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK
Rename the ow if required.
Optionally, deactivate the checkboxes of the players that you want to exclude from the ow in
the Players panel.
Optionally, deactivate the checkboxes of the layouts from which you want to exclude the ow in
the Layouts panel.
RELATED LINKS
Flows on page 98
Renaming ows in Setup mode on page 100
Adding ows on page 99
Creating a layout on page 22
Creating a layout
Layouts dene how music for one or more players in one or more ows is presented, including
page size, margins, staff size, and so on. In this section, you learn how to create a new layout.
PREREQUISITE
You have added at least one player and one ow. You are in Setup mode.
Several layouts are often used in ensembles with multiple players, where each player may
require a layout of the individual instrumental part. Dorico Elements automatically creates a full
score layout that contains all players and all ows as well as individual part layouts that each
contain one player and all ows. If you require a different combination of players and ows, for
example, a part containing the music for two players, you can create your own layouts, as
follows:
PROCEDURE
In the Layouts panel, click Add Instrumental Part Layout.
RESULT
An empty part is created on the Layouts panel.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK
Double-click the empty part to give it a name. Optionally, select the ows that you want to assign
to the layout in the Flows panel. Activate the checkboxes of the players that you want to assign
to the layout in the Players panel.
RELATED LINKS
Creating layouts on page 102
Writing music
Once you have set up your project, you can start writing music.
In Write mode, you can input notes and insert other notations into your score.
First steps
Writing music
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