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For you all from Finale, and now using Dorico, how easy was transition? Do you like the output? MichelRE John Ruggero I am working now on a piece done in Finale back in 2018. I have to edit and enlarge it quite a lot. There are numerous instances of extended techniques, hiding notes, nested tuplets,...

hautbois baryton wrote: ↑17 Dec 2023, 20:37 EDIT: I had barlines only at 2 EVPUs, compared to 3.5 for stems. I made the barlines match the stems.

And Staff lines?
Finale Default is notorious for its very very tiny templates (lines).

In your example: https://notat.io/download/file.php?id=4002 - the first viola, first slur is a typical Finale (and other software) slur appearance: the slur's direction is downwards and the notes are going upwards. That could be edited. - the second viola, the slur can cross the flat's symbol stem. ...

I have just opened a Finale file in 3 years (of trying Sibelius) and I am - lost. I have forgotten it totally.
Still not yet tried Dorico.

hautbois baryton wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 19:42 I'm not happy with either; any suggestions?

To my eye, the second example was immediately easy to understand.

It is occasionally asked whether lyric extension lines serve any useful purpose -- and sometimes one sees scores that don't use them. I recently had to sing the following**, where the words "Christ" and "Christ-mas" were both used in melismas; so you had to decide what vowel you...

Anders Hedelin wrote: ↑01 Dec 2023, 09:25 Doesn't it look more like a badly placed 2? (Left bottom "corner".)
Badly placed or perhaps a little too small.

I would agree. Seems to be "2".

That is a great tool, and I would like to have it (Stravigor), but not so large staff size though.
Here is another "thing", a simple idea, but not something I would like to have.
https://www.amazon.ca/Noligraph-5-line- ... B0046S0O4E

Stravigor seems more clever.

I’m not a lawyer, but my understanding is that you cannot copyright the letter forms and glyph shapes themselves, but only the font software, i.e. the actual outline data, metrics, etc. from the font file itself. I am not a layer either, but I believe that copyright means "not to copy by any m...

Sorry for late reply. Actually, in Bach time there was a certain type of bow, so called now, the baroque arched bow, that was able to play the sustained all strings together. The arched bow's hairs were kept taut by the player's thumb and loosened when performing chords. Numerous depictions from Bac...