Steinberg has released a new package for music record - Dorico. According to the developer, this is the most flexible note editor from all those represented in the market.
In particular, the package allows you to work in an open (arbitrary) size, freely rearrange the clock features and at the same time keep the rhythmic cleanliness of the record.

Built from scratch for modern multi-core 64-bit processors, Dorico will take advantage of all the forces of your system while intuitive workflows will help you focus on each aspect of the preparation of a note record. Dorico also allows you to use your VST tools and effects.

Bracketed noteheads
Under some circumstances, the round brackets around chords could fail to draw; this has now been resolved.
Multi - bar rests
A problem whereby multi-bar rests in divisi passages in layouts with condensing enabled would not be reliably consolidated has been resolved.
Note input
On some computers, Dorico could hang when a MIDI input device is connected or disconnected while the application is running; this has now been resolved.
Performance
A problem that could cause edits in large scores to be slower than expected has been resolved.
Playback templates
Under some circumstances, restoring the saved state of VST plug-ins used by a project could fail if the loading operation lasts for more than one minute; this has now been resolved.
Text
A problem that could result in Dorico hanging when editing paragraph styles if the frame showing chord diagrams used in the flow is shown has been resolved.
VST plug - ins
On some Windows computers, some VST instruments, including NotePerformer, could be incorrectly blocked; this has now been resolved.


Developer: Steinberg.
Developer's website: Steinberg
Blossomy: 64bit
Interface language: Multilingual (Russian is present)
Tabletka: present
System Requirements: 64-bit Windows 10, Intel or AMD Dual Core CPU, 8 GB RAM Recommended (4 GB Minimum), 12 GB Free Storage Space