Hello,
> > I can revisit this... is there a standard/expected distance in scores? > I don't have very many examples to compare with the output. > I looked through a few books (Liber Usualis and Graduale Romanum 1974) and it seems from a cursory look that there is always at least the space of a punctum between the clef and the first note. When the vowel is not the first letter of a word, there the text often goes underneath the clef at the beginning of a line, but always with there being a bit of room between the clef and the note. I'd be happy to do a more careful comparison if this might be helpful, but the space of a punctum or a punctum and a half might be a good rule of thumb. Does anyone else have thoughts on this?
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