The Yamaha-owned maker of Dorico and Cubase, and its notation and audio tools.
All the Black Friday deals in the world of music notation software and related technology, so you can make the most of your holiday spending budget, and still have plenty of time to take advantage of some serious savings.
Dorico 6.1 brings added functionality to condensing and proofreading, a new piano library, a playback template overhaul, and much more.
A summary of desktop notation software compatibility with macOS Tahoe (macOS 26): How Sibelius, Dorico, MuseScore Studio, and Notion are faring on Apple's latest operating system and hardware.
The first in a series of several articles about the end of Finale's support. This focuses on what to expect as the support period comes to an end, how to use your Finale license to obtain other software (including other versions of Finale), and how you can continue to download and authorize Finale.
Dorico 6.0.22 extends the proofreading feature introduced in Dorico 6 by allowing the user to mark an identified item as ignored. Many other improvements and bug fixes abound in this update.
Dorico 6.0.10 is out with updates in various areas application-wide. Additionally, more than 50 bugs have been fixed in categories such as chord symbols, proofreading, tempo, text, and the user interface.
Dorico 6 is out with engraving leading the way in this update. Cutaway scores and proofreading are two of the headline features, but there are robust advancements in chord symbols, text, playing techniques, user workflows, and much more.
Steinberg has issued an update to their advisory about the end of its eLicenser service, confirming the date and easing the path for customers who haven't yet updated products like Dorico 3.5 and earlier that rely on the older technology.
At the 2025 NAMM Show, Steinberg's John Barron discusses Dorico's renewed presence at the show, and its recent updates and developments.
A whirlwind day of NAMM 2025 coverage with an overview of the show, and the people and products being showcased on the floor of the exhibition.
