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Fingerings popover
The following tables contain examples of what you can enter into the ngerings popover to input
the different types of
ngerings available. The ngerings popover behaves differently for fretted
instruments compared to other instruments, so there is a separate table for fretted instrument
ngerings.
You can open the ngerings popover in Write mode in any of the following ways when either a
note is selected or the caret is active:
Press Shift-F .
Choose Write > Create Fingerings.
Click Fingerings in the Notations toolbox.
When inputting ngerings for non-fretted instruments, the icon on the left-hand side of the
popover matches the corresponding button in the Notations toolbox. When inputting ngerings
for fretted instruments, the icon on the left-hand side of the popover indicates whether you are
inputting left-hand or right-hand
ngerings.
Fingerings popover with an
example entry for inputting a non-
fretted instrument
ngering
Fingerings popover with an
example entry for a left-hand
fretted instrument ngering
Fingering button in the Notations
toolbox
Fingerings popover with an
example entry for a right-hand
fretted instrument ngering
Non-fretted instruments
Type of
ngering Example popover entry
Single ngerings for individual notes, including
for brass valve numbers and trombone slide
positions
1, 2, 3, and so on
Valved brass instruments 12
Single ngerings for each note in chords
For keyboard instruments, Dorico Elements
automatically orders numbers appropriately
according to the hand playing the notes. The
default is:
Right hand for the upper staff
Left hand for the lower staff
1,3,5
Left-hand ngerings (non-fretted instruments) L2, G2, S5, I2, or H2
Write mode
Notations input
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