Yes, changing the font factor will scale all fonts, including notation fonts. This will result in the noteheads not fitting inside the lines and similar stuff. So you need to set the factor to 22/20 and then override the font-size for those texts that need to be bigger. Sadly Lilypond does not allow for scaling single fonts, such as fontspec.
Valentin 22.08.2021 23:22:40 Paul Hodges <p...@cassland.org>: > Don't worry - I wasn't offended. > > Anyway, yes - I also found that 18 gives me the same size as Century > Schoolbook. But changing the factor also affects other text, such as > dynamics symbols - so the relationship, e.g. if I want to type "\dynamic > p \italic sempre", is still off unless I change the fontsize in every > such markup. > > For my part, I prefer Century Schoolbook anyway, but the use of Times > New Roman is being imposed on me. > > Paul > > On 22/08/2021 21:07:46, "Valentin Petzel" <valen...@petzel.at> wrote: > >> Hello Paul. I'm sorry if I offended you. But it's just very simple to change >> 22 to 20 and see if this solves the problem. >> >> TNR is a smaller font than the Century Schoolbook clone Lilypond uses, so >> maybe you need to increase the scale further. >>
