Richard Cornish commented,
…there is a difference between Staff Attributes and a staff style. Thanks for this. I use the notation styles all the time, but was unaware other settings could also be incorporated. Thanks again.
Richard Cornish commented,
OK—will try that when I get back to my studio!
Richard Cornish commented,
Use a custom staff style that uses the Full Name in the field “Abbreviated Name”. I see that, but won't that put the Full Name on EVERY stave? I'd like to have the Full Name appear only on the fi...
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I've built a master rhythm part (Guitar, Rhodes, Bass, & Drums). For the intro, I have each instrument on it's own staff, but as I get into the song, I put the bass and Rhodes on the same staff...
Richard Cornish commented,
I sometimes flip stems to make more room at the top of the staff for chord symbols and articulations without having to add extra space between the staff and the part above or have the chord symbols...
Richard Cornish commented,
Gentlemen.... I appreciate the comments about the proper notehead arrangement. If this was an engraving project for a symphony or publisher, that would be important to me. In this case, I’m buildin...
Richard Cornish commented,
Brilliant! I knew there had to be a way… just couldn't figure out what it was called. Thanks, Mike!
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How can I reposition notes in a written chord? In this example, I would like the C# to be on the left of the stem (closer to the accidental) and the B to be on the right, which would make it easier...
Richard Cornish commented,
Agree wholeheartedly, Christopher. I like your idea of putting part of a symbol on different parts of a beat... will try it, and also reducing the size of sharps and flats. (I already reduced the s...
Richard Cornish commented,
Thanks, Jeffrey... Good thought on creating chord symbols in the expression tool, though having them being non-transposing would be a problem for my current project.