> > > About this question, I gave an answer to Han-Wen. For example, I consider > objective data that a fraction where the mumerator is not joined to the > denominator is more readable. > Also, look at the attached image in response to Kevin (clefs) with the red > lines. I consider it objective as well. > > >
Also: look at the attached image. What would you consider more readable? In this case, the more a dynamic is restricted to its column, the more it is readable (in the sense: it's more playable because you can better understand what is its corresponding note). In order to do this, the chars "m" and "f" were put very close. Also: in Feta they are separated, but they are not separated in the mp dynamic... I can provide other examples if you are interested.
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