Ok thanks
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> On 18 Jan 2018, at 20:26, Christopher Smith
> wrote:
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> I think the lyric tool might be the best way. You can adjust baselines easily
> with the four arrows to the left of the staff when the Lyric Tool is selected.
>
> Christopher
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>
>> On Thu Jan 18, at
Ok thank you
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> On 18 Jan 2018, at 20:26, "j...@thomastudios.com"
> wrote:
>
> You could do it a couple of ways Martin. Set up numbers as articulations or
> expressions and then program the metatools for the appropriate number. I do
> this all the time for fingering in
I think the lyric tool might be the best way. You can adjust baselines easily
with the four arrows to the left of the staff when the Lyric Tool is selected.
Christopher
> On Thu Jan 18, at ThursdayJan 18 3:11 PM, Martin Nickless
> wrote:
>
> Hi there I’m writing some Counterpoint exercises
You could do it a couple of ways Martin. Set up numbers as articulations or
expressions and then program the metatools for the appropriate number. I do
this all the time for fingering in students’ pieces. If horizontal alignment
is important, I would use expressions over articulations.
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Hi there I’m writing some Counterpoint exercises
For some students and they are required to put the intervals between notes eg
1-8
How do I put numbers under notes
With say corresponding numbers on the keyboard
Eg a meta tool short cut
Thanks for any help
Martin
i have a 2010 score that needed one tiny correction and of course i have spent
the entire morning trying to get the kinks out of the file. was originally
done on 10.6.8, i've had to redo FANs for older version of my fonts and other
tiny adjustments on 10.4 and it is largely fine now.
2 (possi
