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Knut wrote:I'm quite certain the Sternberg scoring application will, whenever it's released.

Seems that you are a beta tester...?

OCTO wrote:

Knut wrote:I'm quite certain the Sternberg scoring application will, whenever it's released.

Seems that you are a beta tester...?

I'm not, actually, and I don't think the development has gotten that far. I've been following Daniel's blog and the development of SMuFL closely, though.

Here's the Brahms snippet with small clefs touching the barline. I even put in a tenor clef at the end of the cello part for good measure. (I know the accidentals in the key change are way too close together. I usually use a special natural symbol for this, but don't have it in the new font.)
Octo, to answer your question of how to use these clefs in Finale (or any other software): There is really no way at present, except hiding the real courtesy clefs and replacing them with expressions. It' tedious if you have a lot of them.

Knut wrote:... how to use these clefs in Finale (or any other software): There is really no way at present, ...

I know that LilyPond and MuseScore utilize true courtesy clefs.

tisimst wrote:

Knut wrote:... how to use these clefs in Finale (or any other software): There is really no way at present, ...

I know that LilyPond and MuseScore utilize true courtesy clefs.

Thanks for pointing that out, tisimst. Yet another plus of the available open source software.

That looks so much better, Knut. Thank you for this exercise.

John Ruggero wrote:That looks so much better, Knut. Thank you for this exercise.

Thank you again for the input.

Knut wrote:Here's the Brahms snippet ...

Very beautiful done, Knut!

Thank you, OCTO!