Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

Hi Andrew, Am 23.02.2016 um 08:26 schrieb Andrew Bernard: > Hi Joram, > > Right indeed. But if I adjust stretchability, it affects the rest of my > score adversely, and I cannot find a good compromise that leaves the > main score relatively wide spaced with respect to staff-staff spacing, > and

Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

On 2/23/16 12:26 AM, "Andrew Bernard" wrote: >Hi Joram, > >Right indeed. But if I adjust stretchability, it affects the rest of my >score adversely, and I cannot find a good compromise that leaves the main >score relatively wide spaced with respect to staff-staff

Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

Hi all, There’s always the option of explicitly staff positioning: I use this from time to time, as a last resort. > somewhat contrary to the idea of separating content and presentation Use the

Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

I have a very similar problem (my use case is wanting to space staves more or less distant from each other on a per-system basis), and the solution I got at the time was something like "insert invisible boxes or \hideNotes expressions into a simultaneous voice to force specific spacing." That

Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

Hi Joram, Right indeed. But if I adjust stretchability, it affects the rest of my score adversely, and I cannot find a good compromise that leaves the main score relatively wide spaced with respect to staff-staff spacing, and then a particular page with fewer systems closely spaced. I suppose

Re: Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

Hi Andrew, > Is there a way to reduce this staff-staff spacing temporarily, for just > a couple of pages? Do I need to post an example? I don't know, but you can find settings which work for both 2 and 3 staff pages. Just ask yourself where you want the space to go. As 2 staves need less space

Staff-staff spacing temporary changes

I have a piano score in which there are three systems per A4 landscape page, and then it shifts to 2 systems, and the back to three. [There are musical reasons for this which need not detain us.] The pages with two systems page show very wide stave to stave spacing, compared to the rest of the