> > It's not optimal, since I have to judge the "centralization" by eye, but > at least I can get a satisfactory output. >
Well, now that I tried another example with 5 notes that method didn't work. The solution was to use \override NoteColumn.X-offset. It is a bit strange that there is no method (that I know of) to write centralized notes, since it is a relatively common thing in 18th century engravings. See, for instance this engraving of Beethoven's String Quartet N. 1 attached. music = \relative { \override NoteColumn.X-offset = #'8.3 c'2 d e f g } \score { \new Staff { \time 5/2 \clef "baritone^8" \music } \layout{ \context { \Score \omit Clef \omit ClefModifier \omit Stem \omit TimeSignature \omit BarLine \override StaffSymbol.line-positions = #'(-2 0) } ragged-last = ##f } }
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