On Jun 29, 2006, at 2:31 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:


Each separate note has its own type block, including the staff lines. But the blocks include all those needed to produce ligatures; the page in question shows, for example, both open and filled diagonal "slide" ligatures, each comprised of two adjoining type blocks with the beginning and end of the ligature respectively. From this it may be assumed that such 2-piece diagonals must have been available for every interval and at every staff position. Because *every* note form completely filled the width of its block, it was easy enough to put together ligatures of 3, 4, however many notes simply by adjoining blocks for the correct note forms.

I suspect that something similar would be the way to compile ligatures in Finale!



Finale can only do ligatures using movable lead type!? Wow, and I thought it was a kludge to get figured bass in using the lyrics tool!

(big grin)  8-)=)


Chrisotpher



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