Re: Cadence treble clef

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Joram,

That isn't hard at all. Which would you prefer? 

1. A brand-new font that has the sharper Cadence treble clef and the rest Emmentaler (with a new name, just for you). 

OR

2. A custom Cadence font with the treble clef changes you requested, to replace the one you currently have installed, that you still use to bring in the treble clef through an override?

Either one is fine with me. 

- Abraham

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On Feb 12, 2015, at 4:13 PM, Noeck [via Lilypond] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Dear Abraham,

I like your treble clef with a straight diagonal line in the Cadence font. On
the other hand, I prefer the sharper inner edges of Emmentaler. So I end up
using Emmentaler and override the Clef font, which is a solution I am satisfied
with even though it is not perfect.

My question to this: Does it require a whole new font to reconcile the two
things? To have the Emmentaler clefs but the treble clefs with a straighter line
and at the same time no roundings along this diagonal line.
If it is complicated, just forget about this mail. If there is an easy way to
handle it (a font with just the treble clefs or I don’t know, I am fine with
overrides) and not too much work for you, would you do me this favour?

Cheers,
Joram




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