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Very nice. Possible to repost this whole article into this thread? In the case scoringnotes goes away...

benwiggy wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 20:02 EDIT: Actually , a larger ration seems to produce a better result overall.

Yes, I meant the opposite.

Very nice. It reminds me somehow as LogicProX internal font, but emboldened.

I don't see any problem, but yes, it is difficult to make it "better".
What is the spacing algorithm? Try using √2 (Sqr root of 2), instead of typically φ (Golden ratio).

@benwiggy what is the staff size of the example with tie? Looks to me as a very small staff (because of the tie's curves). Yes, it's an orchestral score, so fairly small. right, that's why SCORE makes it look so "bad" when zoomed in. SCORE actually rounds vector points to the closest adju...

I see. 200€ for a PDF application that will put page numbers seems overkill. I might just go to Windows for that purpose (a bit awkward).

have anyone used the online version of CutePDF? It can do the same things online.
Acrobat can't do everything, you still need a sub.

I have an older Windows machine that the kids use, which has CutePDF installed. It's highly efficient for three main tasks: Combining PDFs (e.g., consolidating multiple documents into one file). Adding pagination (either as a header or footer). Protecting files (restricting opening or printing). Wha...

@benwiggy what is the staff size of the example with tie? Looks to me as a very small staff (because of the tie's curves).

I believe you can choose the number of vector nodes in SCORE itself, because not all SCORE made scores look like this. Also, the laser print jet can "round" the vector graphics and these mistakes actually vanish. And yes, SCORE doesn't use fonts at all. It uses the vector graphic output wh...

yes, that's horizontal, but if they need to be placed vertically? am I to presume that the order would be highest to lowest (from left to right in this list)? so: Tutti div. arco sul pont. ? Yes, I think this is a good way. And it this order, because we go from general to more specific instructions...