MusAnalysis

[John Ruggero]

Thanks, Dan. I am looking forward again to trying it out.

I did have some trouble again with putting just one accidental before the lower number of a pair of voice-leading numbers. The sn thing didn't seem to work. I just get an s and an natural. Maybe the s command for space has changed.

[Dan Kreider]

Yes, I’ve changed all subscript accidentals (and numbers) to use the grave (`) prefix. It should be correct in the documentation.

I’m finding one of the most difficult parts of this development has been picking consistent key combinations that work in every use case... I think it’s solidifying now.

[John Ruggero]

It's no wonder with the requirements constantly changing. The grave works. I think tried every other possibility but missed the grave.

[John Ruggero]

Dan, i am trying out your latest version and had two issues:

1. The ^= for a small equal sign works in the Text Tool but not in the Lyrics tool. The same thing happens as with ^1 for a scale step: it appears as a small properly-aligned = when editing, but splits apart into ^ and a large= as soon as one leaves the editing frame. Perhaps the issue is with the ^ sign for both.

2. A single hyphen centered between two Roman numerals entered using the hyphen or semi-colon keystrokes is too high in both the Lyric and the Text Tools. It does work properly for the superscript Arabic numbers.

[Dan Kreider]

1. Yes, this sounds like another Finale issue. I’ll look into it.

2. Use the ? key.

[Dan Kreider]

Just a quick note to say that there’s now a public forum for discussing MusAnalysis (and other products from Notation Central): https://www.notationcentral.com/forum/

For the sake of the other users here, let’s move future discussion over there. Thanks!

[John Ruggero]

Users can find the continuation of this thread here:

https://www.notationcentral.com/forum/t ... -numerals/

[John Ruggero]

This is the final engraved version of Example 35.2 from Schenker's Der Freie Satz. It shows the main structure of the main theme of Mozart's Alla turca from the Piano Sonata K. 331.

I used Dan's MusAnalysis font with the Finale Lyric Tool and also with the Text Tool. The measure numbers are Maestro and the scale steps (careted numbers) and the || indication were inserted as expressions.

The music was engraved in Finale by replacing black note heads with half-notes as needed and adding the beams with the line tool.

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