Am 18.06.2013 23:38, schrieb Shane Brandes:
Hello all,
i have been working on a small chorale arrangement project and I
noticed that a syllable marked "xe- non" vs. "xe - - non" yields to
different weights of hyphens.
These are completely different things. With "xe- non" the hyphen is
considered the third character in a syllable and will be rendered as the
hyphen character. "xe -- non" is the way to write syllable separators
for lyrics. This will give you the control over the spacing, conditional
repeat of the dash etc. But the output isn't a letter but a line (or
even a rounded rectangle IIRC).
Urs
Also, I can not work out how to get the eighth notes to remain
balanced. They all look like dotted rhythms without the dots. A note
head offset of -1.5 corrects this, but how to shorten the beam also?
Shane
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