+1 to Paul’s question. I have a couple of different work-arounds for formatting dc + coda that I used in the past. Having converted to the new segno/section tools the codas in the player parts are a little harder to read.
For multi-bar codas that fill one or more lines I can insert a line-break so that they become easier to spot. However pieces like Vaughan-William’s Folk Song Suite where the coda is only one or two bars long are typically set with a small blank space (ie no stave at all) between dc and coda instead. I’ve yet to find a good way to do this whilst also using the new segno system. (Not that my old way was particular good either…) That said, the new segno repeats look better than my work-around and mean I can give players accurate midi/mp3 parts to practice along to without tedious cut-and-paste in GarageBand. A huge saving. Thanks Ben > On 15 Nov 2022, at 20:38, Paul Scott <waterho...@ultrasw.com> wrote: > > The new segno repeat structure is great! > > Most codas I am used to are either in a new indented staff (which I know how > to do before the new segno repeat structure) or after some blank space on the > same line/staff as the previous music. > > How can I do either of these with the new segno repeat structure? > > TIA, > > Paul > > >
