NOTATIO

Beautiful engraving for classical guitar by Tuscany Publications of Tampa FL, a company of music professor Richard Long, distributed by Theodore Presser. [I'm not affiliated, but know Prof. Long slightly]. Example is Schumann's Kinderszenen arr. Stephen Aron. Engraving style slightly quirky, with le...

Interesting.

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John R.

The treble clef in today's Opus is grotesque. That would have been part of my (pre-Dorico) decision not to use Sibelius, except that the program had a switch to use the original Adobe Sonata font, with its own glyph mapping.

What an amazing program.

I opened Bravura.json, a file that's installed with Bravura, in BBEdit. The first section is pasted below. You can open the json file that comes with the font you're using and compare the specs. { "fontName":"Bravura", "fontVersion":1.392, "engravingDefaults":...

I think that settings in the .json file for the font you're using can affect staff line thickness if, when you choose the font from the Music Fonts menu in Dorico, you check the box to Use Font's Recommended Engraving Options.

It's a variation on the fine traditional font Plantin, and it's very well done. Thanks Ben.

Reddit and Facebook both have theory forums. I haven't followed them enough to know how similar they are to notat.io.

Nice review, Ben! Thank you.

John R.

No "like" function or "read" indication that I know of. The forum software seems to have a lot of features, most of which I don't know how to use. Take a look at Notifications (towards the top right) > Settings. I don't know what kind of Notifications it means, but there are a lo...