NOTATIO

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

Very beautiful done, Knut!

I think you can try to use SVG as exchange file, or EPS. TTF is a font file, isn't it?

Let us know how it is progressing!!

http://music-encoding.org/ "The Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) is an open-source effort to define a system for encoding musical documents in a machine-readable structure. MEI brings together specialists from various music research communities, including technologists, librarians, historians, ...

If possible, publishers would like to have the unlimited copyright on everything. This is a pure economic question, not artistic. Unfortunately. Usually the law is on their side: they use to publish urtexts, with some "Dr." prefaces, so that they can keep copyright of that publications for...

Yes, maybe the file was corrupted somehow from Finale. Who knows... Or just THAT node is corrupted...!

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

Seems that you are a beta tester...?

I wonder how the different clef variants can be implemented in the current notation software? Does SMUFL support this?

I think that emulating a publisher's style that rely on just music fonts doesn't make so great effect. Everything from music spacing, lines' thickness, beam setings, stem lengths, slur shapes, hairpin settings.. etc etc must be emulated to be close to a particular style.

The fact that the small clef might be a different shape from the large one and that this might influence the clef design of both is interesting. Very interesting, indeed. Knut's variants are very well done. I like that the smallest clef is a bit bolder than the normal size, and it completely makes ...

Can you use an older Inkscape version?