Open craigsapp opened 3 years ago
This might be tricky, because these are actually SMuFL ligatures (see https://w3c.github.io/smufl/latest/tables/standard-accidentals-12-edo.html). Have you tried with other fonts?
The size of the parenthesis and of the bracket seems to be essentially a font issue - Leland in your example. It looks acceptable with Leipzig
With Bravura, parenthesis look good but brackets are a bit small in my opinion.
I agree that improving spacing would be good because all the fonts have flats and naturals being touched.
Another refinement to issue #2322 concerns the position of small editorial accidentials. In the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe, small editorial accidentials in brackets are sometimes placed below the corresponding note, for example in KV 284/2, m. 19:
In MEI it is possible to encode the position of the editorial accidentials below the corresponding note through @place="below"
in <accid>
, but this features is not yet rendered in Verovio (editorial accidentials are always positioned above the notes, even if @place="below"
has been encoded in accid
):
```xml
Can Verovio render also these feature (editorial accidential position)?
I have a repertory with accid@enclose
on small editorial accidentals above notes, so a full implementation of permutations of @enclose
/@place
with @func
would be nice.
The reason why the editorial accidentals have to be placed below the notes in this case is because otherwise the editorial accidentals look like they are related to the E4 pitch of the following notes (and not to the F3 notes).
This subissue is also slightly related to issue https://github.com/rism-digital/verovio/issues/2861
Related to issue https://github.com/rism-digital/verovio/issues/2322 which allowed small editorial accidentals to be enclosed in parentheses and brackets, there could be some enhancement in the visual placements of parentheses/brackets around small editorial accidentals. The current tight spacing makes it difficult to see the difference between editorial accidentals in an enclosure and not in an enclosure (particularly for parentheses).
Click to view MEI data for above example.
```xmlTranscoded from Humdrum
Parentheses/brackets around regular-sized accidentals look fine (last two measures), but in many cases the parentheses/brackets are too close to the accidental when it is small and above the note. When the parentheses/brackets are on regular accidentals, the tight spacing is good because (1) the accidentals are larger, and (2) it is usually desirable to minimize the width of the accidentals to reduce stretching out the music.
For smaller accidentals above the notes, keeping the enclosures compact is not as necessary, so it would be useful to add padding space between the enclosure and accidental: