NOTATIO

Is there an ISO standard for this?

I bought PDF Expert years ago. They are now are encouraging people to subscribe, but there is still a purchase option. There is a free download to test it.

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I typically use high/low as equivalent to the left/right hierarchy. This is assuming space allows, and that the stack doesn’t get too high.

More than two items can become cumbersome, but context must be our guide, as always.

If you use the SE or Elements version, and click on the "padlocked" menu commands that are not available, you get an dialog telling you that you need to purchase the next version up -- and this has provoked some internet fury as 'unacceptable marketing'. :roll: I thought that was rather c...

I had to think about this for a moment, but it seems quite clever! it’s not the way I learned, but now I’m going to play around with it.

I’m late to the party, but here’s another vote for the single note.

I know a very skilled composer and conductor who prefers writing in concert but conducting from transposed. Thanks to digital notation, he does exactly that. He writes in concert, then when finished, he switches to transposed, checks the score and makes any final adjustments, then sends it to be cop...

I have no desire to read italicized chord symbols. Once you add extensions they get hard to read.

John Ruggero wrote: ↑18 Jan 2024, 13:15 From the music engravers' Hippocratic oath: "First, do no harm."

I thought it was “do no enharm.”

benwiggy wrote: ↑08 Jan 2024, 07:55 I'm actually thinking about re-spelling the whole thing....

If that’s an option it’s probably the best way to go.