Neil Jennings writes: | My program HARMONY does a reasonable job, although the transpose -24 | isn't reflected in the score display, and it therefore automatically | adjusts the clef to Treble! It also looks a bit odd where the tune | crosses from treble to bass clef (using Open score mode)
Actually, the "clef=bass middle=d" should suffice to get the notes positioned on the staff correctly. The "transpose=-24" is mostly of interest when generating a sound file, saying that the notes are to sound two octaves below the default pitch. It can be handy to have these note-to-staff and note-to-pitch mappings independent. People do write music for instruments with several different ranges on the same part of the staff. | I am not quite sure what (T signifies, I will have to look it up. The | program has taken it as a slur It usually means a trill, the "TR" ligature above the note. But there's a scheme to (re)define ornaments now. I wonder how widely it has been implemented? To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
