@Neblib @enigmatico really?
Next thing you gonna tell me @tantacrul already submitted a proposal to support #SMuFL for #MusicNotation in #Toots...
This video covers how I designed a music notation font for MuseScore 3.6, in collaboration with my friend Simon Smith, a professional engraving expert. Apart...
@Lichtenbergian @MissConstrue same with [most] #Linux #desktop distros...
Worst-case the composer in question will have to basically get their scores exported as PDF and then someone has to painstakingly enter them elsewhere if not wait for an #OCR-Tool that can handle #SheetMusic and output stuff in #SMuFL as a #Unicode & #W3C Standard to display sheet music.
@MissConstrue @Lichtenbergian Good question.
I hope #Finale has some means to export #SheetMusic with #SMuFL-compliant #PDF or something similar that i.e. #MuseScore can import.
The best contacts with knowledge I'm aware of are @tantacrul & #DanielSpreadbury, the latter one leading the #Dorico team and being
on #Twitter...
Has anyone used #SMuFL to typeset a bit of inline music in text? I want to type a couple time signatures (3/4 and 4/4).
The way it’s supposed to work is with two number characters, each proceeded by a control character for numerator and denominator (respectively).
But in Bravura Text (which seems to be the spec’s reference font), the number characters themselves show up as denominators, and the control characters don’t seem to do anything. Ligatures are turned on.
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