NOTATIO

My new chant font is now available: https://www.scoringnotes.com/meta/canto ... or-dorico/

In short, it allows the user to easily input chant into Dorico using simple numbers and letters.

Hi friends, I'm getting close to releasing MusChant, a font that allows the user to input plainchant notation directly into Dorico. I would appreciate feedback from a typographic perspective: stroke weight, proportion, etc. I do know some of the articulations are colliding with the staff lines; I'm ...

Folks, I'm working on a font for inputting chant in Dorico (I'm sure it would work in Sibelius as well). Here's a sample: pic1.png My question: are all the neumes basically the same size? It seems some of these are different, unless I'm doing something wrong. pic2.png Should these all be the same? S...

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I’m starting a large collection of chord charts (lyrics and chord symbols) for a publisher, and we’re trying to establish a style guide that is practical, legible, and typographically beautiful. For my charts, I’ve always done bold lyrics with italic chord symbols above in Word, but now that it need...

Hi folks, Long story short: I’m looking to pass Scorico.net to someone who will keep it going. It’s a good thing, and I think it has the potential to grow quite large, but I need to devote my time to other pursuits. I can no longer give it the attention it needs. If you’re interested, please contact...

1. It’s “name your price.” Tons of folks have downloaded resources, and only one person has paid.

2. It’s up to vendors to submit those resources. Scorico is just the means to make them available.

I've launched a site, https://Scorico.net , dedicated to the sharing of Dorico-related resources... mostly scores, but other materials as well. We (the site admins) intend to vet the submissions for quality, although we aren't going to be fanatical about it. The hope is that every score on the site ...

John Ruggero wrote: ↑13 Sep 2022, 01:52 Dan might have been referring to "taking a hit" of a drug. Not sure if that expression is still current though.

If a person or organization "takes a hit," it means their reputation or status suffers. Sorry for the confusing idiom!