I hear what you're saying...and sometimes a local solution is the
best and only way to go in a pinch. But on the other hand, there's
something about a score with a number of different spacing algorithms
that doesn't look quite right to me. As I understand it, the old
engravers of yesteryear used one set of spacings for a whole piece or
movement, which _did_ require a lot of calculations before hammering
in the first note punch, but which produced results which are easy to
read and in addition exude a wonderful kind of harmonious "rightness"
that has a lot to do with the overall graphical balance between black
and white on the page. Or am I being too fussy here? I'd be
interested in your take on the subject — or anybody's take, for that
matter.
Eric
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On 24.01.2010, at 14:55, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Eric Fiedler wrote:
(c) changing the Note Spacing values globally
Why not locally?
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