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It was pretty easy to get this!
Enter the main note, enter the grace notes and just offset the main to the left and the grace notes move together. The offset remains fixed.

Universal Edition's Product design Standards, attached.

Comment: Engraver font, Opus font?
What is Scor4?

A solution in MuseScore2:
Small notes are entered as grace notes. The main notes are moved to the left to match the start point. Here grace notes are not aligned! MuseScore keeps spacing firmly, everything entered after doesn't affect spacing on the left.

I have to agree with John. Lining up grace the grace-notes is not present in the Universal Edition's print, which is obviously hand engraved. It is Boulez's "Derive". The obvious problem is that musicians tend to think that these notes must be played together, I completely agree. Even if n...

Oh, I see, that is very smart!

Knut wrote: Btw, you could also just use nested tuplets, which would eliminate the need to hide any notes.

I have tried that, but it doesn't work. Or do you have another approach in mind?

Excellent tisimst! What I might think is like that (in Finale or I guess Sibelius): 1. count the greatest number of notes at the beat. At the beat 4 that is the Violin. 2. count extra "invisible" notes to fill the rest of the beat. In the case of Violin at the beat 4 it would be about 8 ex...

Great to hear, tisimst!
I would be more than happy to use many of them!
If I might as you, will they be mapped for Finale as the Maestro table? Or it will be SMULF so that a plug-in "translates" symbols from to another?

If you need any help, I am, we are here!

(I see now; so far only for LilyPond).

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