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sustain pedal display ugliness, how to fix?
From: |
Kenneth Wolcott |
Subject: |
sustain pedal display ugliness, how to fix? |
Date: |
Thu, 31 Mar 2022 17:31:16 -0700 |
Hi;
I'm engraving from an existing Piano arrangement of the "Ave Maria"
composed by Schubert.
The typesetter uses the traditional sustain pedal style.
The <c, c>2 chord is repeated with sustain on and off.
The ugliness in my engraving is two-fold:
First, the sustainOff end ('*') the following SustainOn are jammed together.
The second problem I can easily fix by making certain that there is
a sustainOff prior to the forced line break. (No, I don't get that
either)
Since this is repeated for the entire piece, I'd really like to
place this in a variable.
Just not sure how to do that.
How is it that what is shown in the Notation Reference looks just
fine and it looks ugly when I try it?
Thanks,
Ken Wolcott
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<c, c>2\sustainOn q\sustainOff\sustainOn | % m1
<c, c>2\sustainOff\sustainOn q\sustainOff\sustainOn | % m2
\break
<c, c>2\sustainOff\sustainOn q\sustainOff\sustainOn | % m3
<c, c>2\sustainOff\sustainOn q\sustainOff\sustainOn | % m4
\break
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Ave_Maria.pdf
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Schubert_Ave_Maria_for_Piano.pdf
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- sustain pedal display ugliness, how to fix?,
Kenneth Wolcott <=