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Last post by lawrroc -
Thank you. Searching the manual (all in English ), I found the answer. From a "Metodo di teoria musicale" (Music Theory Method) I regularly use, I found the term "sforzato" with the fork above or below the note. Have a nice day. Lorenzo
Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
Hi Lorenzo, it sure is. Simply use the caret <Shift+6> as you did in your question. It will automatically flip when below the note.
I found it interesting that you call it "sforzato" - I've always understood it to be "marcato"* I've only ever seen "sfz" and variants (e.g. sffz" etc.) for "sforzato"
* played full note length in classical literature, but short in jazz and often contemporary literature.
Last post by lawrroc -
Good morning, I came across some notes with the "sforzato" sign in Italian (I think "strong accent" in English), that is, that vertical fork above or below the note: ^. Is it possible to transcribe it with NWC? Thanks. Lorenzo
- dealing with empty staves - replacing characters '<' and '>' with their unicode equivalent in the musicxml file - cancel button in setup windows didn't work - in conversion xml -> nwc: * changing title didn't work * filling copyrights didn't work when there is no <rights> tag in the inputfile * staves table items mustn't be editable * processing <other-dynamics> tag * rounding calculated position * looking for tempo variance in <words> tag * Converting <dashes> tags into LineSpan.nw user object - in conversion xml -> nwc: * creating LineTag.nw user object from <dashes> tags
Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
Just a FYI, EVERY PgTxt that is going to be printed in any print MUST have a different name.
That said, when I write a set of charts for, say, a big band, I have a set of standard PgTxt objects that are at the start of every staff. they are all identical and use variables to present different content. One attribute they all have is that they are only visible on the top staff.
That way if I hide all the other staves so I can print, say, the Guitar part, it becomes the top staff and all the PgTxt objects on it are active, then I can hide it and unhide, say, the Bari part. Again, all the PgTxt objects on the Bari part become active and work as intended.
PgTxt objects can have any name you want to give them, you aren't limited to the standard names. E.G. I have Subtitle and Subtitle2 in my standard set. They reference variables defined in the Info dialogue, just like all the other ones I use. This way I can just create a new file from my chosen template and all the objects are pre-defined - I never have to edit them, excluding exceptional circumstances
), I found the answer.