Space around articulation?
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- miker
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I'm working on a hymn in Tuvaluan, which uses a couple of older practices. One of them is a double barline to mark a phrase, sort of like we would use a caesura. (In fact, Wiki mentions this practice.) The double barline is not problem, either as a shape expression, or a text expression ( / in Maestro Wide,) although the lines are a little too thick. Is there a way to add "elbow room" to this, so it bumps the adjoining notes just a little bit farther apart?
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- Peter Thomsen
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In your post you are talking about expressions (shape expression, text expression), but your thread title uses the word articulation.
And an articulation can be included in Music Spacing:
An articulation can be a font character articulation or a shape articulation.
And an articulation can be included in Music Spacing:
An articulation can be a font character articulation or a shape articulation.
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Or, how about an articulation as the topic says, and Peter mentioned. A shape is the best way, as the font would not give control over the line thickness.
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