Hi all,
This isn't a topic I was able to find in the archive. It may be not a very
interesting subject for most of you, but I hope to learn a bit more about
your own practices for making your files more readable and maybe improve
mine. By that, I mean, how do you use the comments lines to make cle
Hi,
Is it possible to have different staff-staff spacing throughout a score? I
found the command (listed below) and the documentation said to put it in a
\with section or in the \layout block for global settings. My piece opens with
a cadenza and I want the staffs to be further apart for easier
The documentation in the NR for non-default tuplet numbers has an
example that appears to me to be musical nonsense. For people coming
across this concept for the first time it is simply utterly confusing.
All the bars are 4/4 but the tuplets refer to 7 and 12:7 and so on. This
is under the sel
Andrew,
Agreed. Just now looked at the "snippet." I tried to fathom where the 7 came in.
Mark
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I am trying to use notes in tuplet numbers, fairly standard. I use a
custom font for my scores and this may be interfering, but when I use
say 16. or 8 for the note the stem length is almost zero and it looks ugly.
How can I get access to the font used in tuplet numbers for the notes
when you
Hey, Andrew!
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 6:43 PM Andrew Bernard
wrote:
> I am trying to use notes in tuplet numbers, fairly standard. I use a
> custom font for my scores and this may be interfering, but when I use
> say 16. or 8 for the note the stem length is almost zero and it looks ugly.
>
> How
Sorry. I am guilty of using imprecise language. I use custom notehead
stencils to achieve the look of the notes we want. Not a replacement
custom font such as yours. [It's very successful but I confess I have
never been able to make good breve noteheads.]
This sort of thing:
% for unfilled no
Hi Rachel,
> My piece opens with a cadenza and I want the staffs to be further apart for
> easier reading as there are a lot of knee-beams, but for the rest of the
> piece, I want the default staff-staff spacing. Is this possible?
Two possible solutions:
1. Put the cadenza and the rest of the