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Thank you Alain. It seems you've figured this out. I've setup my options as indicated in your attachment, but I still get the third fermata in between. Am I missing something? I have set in Engraving Options "One per staff" and in Write mode/max fermata "one per each side of staff". Is this correct?Alain LeBlond wrote:Andras...
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--Max. fermatas per staff
Hi András,András at Steinberg wrote:I'm afraid that case (one fermata above the right hand stave, and on below the left hand stave) is not supported at the moment, but I think we plan to add it in the future. The only way you can achieve the expected output at the moment is to move the middle fermata in engrave mode so that it overlaps with the top one. Although admittedly it is an ugly work-around and only works as longs as the vertical spacing is unchanged.
Hi Andras, here is the file. I'm not able to select individually in Engrave Mode. Maybe my settings are off? I can select the bottom fermata individually but not the top 2.András at Steinberg wrote:That's odd, in engrave mode it should be possible to select them individually. Can you try it again, but make sure nothing is selected, and may be zoom in enough, to be sure you only click on one single fermata. If you still cannot select them individually, could you attach the file here or send it to me?
An old thread, but is this point still on the road map? This feature is normally used in baroque keyboard music and I am missing it a lot.András at Steinberg wrote: ↑Tue Jan 24, 2017 7:26 amI'm afraid that case (one fermata above the right hand stave, and on below the left hand stave) is not supported at the moment, but I think we plan to add it in the future.
Hi Daniel,Daniel at Steinberg wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 8:30 pmHe specified it in his reply: select one of the fermatas, open the Properties panel, and set 'Max. fermatas per staff' to 'One per stave'. See the attached trivial project that reproduces his example.
That’s weird! When I open Daniel’s file I get the same problem, and I can only remedy it by moving the g back to the upper staff and down again (N/M).diamondknife wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2017 2:46 pmWhen I open the example you posted I get the same problem(see pic). I've followed Alain's procedure and still I can't reproduce your posted example. I'm on Windows 10.Daniel at Steinberg wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 8:30 pmHe specified it in his reply: select one of the fermatas, open the Properties panel, and set 'Max. fermatas per staff' to 'One per stave'. See the attached trivial project that reproduces his example.
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