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There's a hardware solution - buy one of those nifty LED music stand lightspanos wrote:This is a crowded lead sheet read under poor light on the gig :0)
ronpietrantoni wrote:I wish I could remember where I got them, but I use a series of fonts called Inkpen2; the one called Inkpen2 Chords at least has the triangle shortcut for Major 7ths (and up) when you hit [shift] 6. It also has a smaller, superscript "sus" when you hit ["] ([shift] ') - but only when you hit [shift] [ immediately before it. Still, better than nothing.
polarbreeze wrote:There's a hardware solution - buy one of those nifty LED music stand lightspanos wrote:This is a crowded lead sheet read under poor light on the gig :0)
But really, yes, I do agree with you very much and it's cropped up a few times in the Feature Requests section.
panos wrote:I've go the double headed LED light already. I think you have to add an extra light for every decade of playing over 45 years of age;0) I just crossgraded to Encore 5.X for Windows so I'm hoping to use the Expressions Palette.
panos wrote:ronpietrantoni wrote:I wish I could remember where I got them, but I use a series of fonts called Inkpen2; the one called Inkpen2 Chords at least has the triangle shortcut for Major 7ths (and up) when you hit [shift] 6. It also has a smaller, superscript "sus" when you hit ["] ([shift] ') - but only when you hit [shift] [ immediately before it. Still, better than nothing.
Thanks Ron, I'll google them and see where thay are located.
ronpietrantoni wrote:I wish I could remember where I got them, but I use a series of fonts called Inkpen2
ronpietrantoni wrote:There's a good chance that my Inkpen2 font came from Overture, or something similar.
ronpietrantoni wrote:I wish I could remember where I got them, but I use a series of fonts called Inkpen2; the one called Inkpen2 Chords at least has the triangle shortcut for Major 7ths (and up) when you hit [shift] 6. It also has a smaller, superscript "sus" when you hit ["] ([shift] ') - but only when you hit [shift] [ immediately before it. Still, better than nothing.
Your example demonstrates a persistent oddity with Encore. The sharp and flat signs are always supplied by Anastasia whatever font the user has selected for the chord symbol text. It really looks unprofessional and I hope that it will be fixed some time.Nor251 wrote:Well,
I will be so kind this time. I want really to help you guys. I will make a font like NorScript Cased but with small: maj, min, aug, dim sus so to fit the way Encore draw chord symbols.
NorScriptChord will be coming soon! -a courtesy from Nor
Does the chord symbols look OK? panos![]()
Nor251 wrote:I would switch on USE HANDWRITTEN SYMBOLS to get jazz sharps and flats....
Yes, polabreeze, Encore chord symbols drawing is configured for using normal text font like Arial, Times New Roman etc... when we deal with handwritten, so the code need some changes, I can make Encore draw chord symbols like Finale and Sibelius but I need help from Matt.
Of course. But that's only a bandaid solution because the sharps and flats signs still do not come from the same character set as the chord symbol text (unless one uses the same font for the whole thing of course). Therefore, the style will still be mismatched to a greater or lesser degree. It would be much better to have a solution that uses the fonts properly.Nor251 wrote:I would switch on USE HANDWRITTEN SYMBOLS to get jazz sharps and flats....
Nor251 wrote:Well,
I will be so kind this time. I want really to help you guys. I will make a font like NorScript Cased but with small: maj, min, aug, dim sus so to fit the way Encore draw chord symbols.
NorScriptChord will be coming soon! -a courtesy from Nor
Does the chord symbols look OK? panos![]()
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