Hi Paul, Thanks so much for this. That has given me the impetus and understanding to code my solution. In your context you are using an engraver, so you simply omit the notehead styles such as harmonic. In my case, I am overriding the notehead stencil to draw my own custom shapes, and so what I do now is to check when the style is ‘harmonic and provide my own drawing routine for that, rather than omitting it. This is really perfect, because the whole point of my custom override is to generate a very particular look and feel for my composer’s noteheads, and other stylistic appearance considerations.
Yet again, thanks! Andrew On 1 June 2016 at 10:38:18 PM, Paul wrote: Yes, you'll want to check the 'style property of the note head grob and when it is 'harmonic then leave the default stencil alone (or provide your own harmonic note head stencil). There are a number of different note head styles like this. See my custom note head engraver below (for Clairnote music notation[1]) which just leaves the default stencil in place for a given list of styles.
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