Dear gregorio-users we are trying to "misuse" gregorio to transcribe medieval sequences faithfully from a manuscript. Generally this works very well, but sometimes the medieval scribes didn't follow the later conventions for printing gregorian chant, which are the basis for gregorio. We would really appreciate, if you could help us to tweak gregorio's output to do justice to the manuscript's contents.
We will split the questions in one mail each, hoping that you don't take offence in this "spamming". From our experience it is much easier to use a mailing-list's archive, when all threads only deal with one problem at the time and are titled unambiguously. Thanks in advance and best regards, Agathe & Florian. We would need to change the clef at the beginning of a new line. Using: (c4) … ga(i)bri(gf)el.(f) (z) (c3)Tv(d) writes the old clef (c3) at the new line, too. We suppose this isn't a bug but a feature -- but is there any way of turning this off for the sake of faithful rendering of the source? ____________________________________________ Agathe Maria Hahn Florian Grammel Gentofte, Denmark _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
