NOTATIO

liuscorne wrote: ↑20 Sep 2017, 14:25 BTW: The music font is my own. It is actually based on hand-engraved scores by Peters, though not from the particular time and in the particular style used in the score that Schonbergian referred to.

the G clef looks like SCORE or Partita font .. but i prefer this one

FANTASTIC ... i think you and Wess had something in common ..both of you are amazing

i am happy with Nepomuk as my expression font plus my home made music font .. but this project surely an interesting one

Craaazy !!!

Here's my attempt on sibelius ..

some slurs hit the staff lines, i've never seen that way ..

If we're bringing individual personality into it but only to a certain point, it destroys the idea of showing what each program is capable of, either by default or to the highest possible level. i second to this, anyway the piece itself is not representing the highest capability of each software, m...

George M19 wrote: ↑15 Jun 2017, 03:09 I thought by creating a thread that I would automatically be subscribed to it so that I would receive email notifications ....

Does anyone have any experience with Graphire?

http://www.atpm.com/7.08/music-press.shtml

this one perhaps ..

I must say I agree with Shoenbergian about the anemic look of Score, although It doesn't seem any more so to me than the majority of standard fonts for computer notation software (e.g. Maestro, Opus, Petrucci, Helsinki, etc.) And while I also do find the treble clef of Score to be an exception to t...

My friend Will Copper is an advance SCORE user, you can reach him thru facebook
he's quite active as a composer and devoted SCORE user
SCORE and AMADEUS are amazing ancient program .. i've seen the result, yes both are good

here's the attempt of SCORE look using Sibelius