> I'm not sure if this is exactly what Veronica is talking about, but with > the slight rotation (which does look nice, btw), when there's a larger > gap (>=2) in pitch between puncta inclinata, the amount of h. space > between them looks a little strange... sorry, I don't have time to fix it > tonight (about to leave), but here's a picture ;-) > > -- > Tracy > > Yes, that's exactly it. Something that used to bug me with opustex, possible to get around with something long winded like specifying spatiumparvums all over the place. I think all the books - Liber Usualis, Monastic Antiphonale, Cantuale, line up the punctum inclinata. It looks like a straight line to the eye - leaving space for the missing notes.
> > > > > -- Veronica Brandt Married Peter(00) with bonus Patrick(01), Chris(03), Anthony(04), Bernard(07) http://www.brandt.id.au Breastfeeding counsellor Upper Blue Mountains ABA http://www.hermes.net.au/aba/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Math, n. [A.Sax. moeth] A mowing, or what is gathered from mowing: chiefly in composition (after-math). --Annandale's Dictionary _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
