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NoteHead alignment with no stem
From: |
Simon Albrecht |
Subject: |
NoteHead alignment with no stem |
Date: |
Tue, 01 Apr 2014 00:59:08 +0200 |
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Hello,
{ <c' \tweak font-size #-3 e'>1
<c'' \tweak font-size #-3 e''> }
produces two chords with two semibreves each, the one normal-sized, the
other smaller. The attached output from 2.19.3 shows that they are
(left-/right-)aligned as if they had stems. This looks ill-balanced, in
my eyes they should rather be center-aligned (and I might say I've
already seen this in printed music, but it's not like I could give an
example or confirm that it's authoritative in any way...).
If I understood it correctly, chord notes have invisible stems, even if
no stem is printed, which would serve as an explanation. However, the
behaviour is the same with two voices instead of a chord, when there is
no stem at all:
<< e'1 \\ { \override NoteHead. font-size = #-3 c'1 } >>
Just didn't want to leave it unmentioned :-)
Best regards,
Simon
NoteHead alignment without stem.pdf
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- NoteHead alignment with no stem,
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