On Thu, 1 Aug 2019 at 02:40, Simon Albrecht wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have practically never had to typeset music for transposing
> instruments before, so I have barely any experience with this topic. The
> documentation confuses me, since the NR has two sections talking about
> transposin
Hi,
Given the highly confusing nature of the subject, wouldn’t it be
better if the NR took a clear stance toward one of the ways as ‘best
practice’?
Which way would that be? What experiences did you make?
(I still dispute the description of the subject as highly confusing, but
this may be
Hi Dick,
please keep communication on-list except if you need to share actual
private information.
On topic: the question is neither about composing, nor about what’s
supposed to appear on the page. This is exclusively about coding style
and the implications of what’s ‘behind the scenes’.
Simon:
...
> 1.1.3.d recommends entering the notes in âwrittenâ pitch and using
> \transposition to get correct MIDI, cues and quotes. In âSee alsoâ, it
> links to
>
> 1.1.2.b, where the recommendation is to enter the notes in concert pitch
> and use \transpose to display them in transp
Hello everybody,
I have practically never had to typeset music for transposing
instruments before, so I have barely any experience with this topic. The
documentation confuses me, since the NR has two sections talking about
transposing instruments, each giving different advice:
1.1.3.d recomm
