NOTATIO

OCTO wrote: ↑25 Jan 2017, 12:30Is that Sibelius?

yes sir, i am not that good with Finale

Briard i think almost the same with Sonata indeed .. well, my flag was actually following the images of most old score. Maestro flag is too thin at the end of the curve my full font (Henle Style) .. i am still having trouble with Finale bounding box though .. this is when all flags are used from 8th...

I prefer my own like this .. inspired by most old scores actually

it's Leonardo or Engraver font right ??

that's quite a BIG JOB for me (sigh) .. but first thing i would do this monster is using a big screen monitor for better viewing and just like tisimst said, work on every parts first, ornaments and dynamic later on and last one would be layout and formatting don't forget to have yourself a glass of ...

Could you add NoteAbility to this comparison? It is free software: http://debussy.music.ubc.ca/NoteAbility/index.html For the 10 years this comparison has been around, I've had several requests to add other programs, but I wanted to keep it a comparison of only the most popular applications. I unde...

http://hindson.com.au/info/new-free-figured-bass-font/

maybe that would help

and also i notice, Bravura's rest line is too thick ..

NicholasG wrote:In my posted Dorico version, Dorico placed the tenuto (over the 1/8 note) above the staff, you must have adjusted it.

nope .. i didn't do anything, basically just opened the pdf and screen capture it ..

Update: Was able to fix the spacing in m. 7 by increasing the "minimum distance between adjacent rhythmic items" to 2 1/2 spaces, under Engraving Options->Spacing Gaps (the bottommost setting). I don't know if this will have a bad effect somewhere else. The staff line is too thin to my ey...