Hi! I’m trying to figure out which cautionary accidental setting to change so that this leaves as expected. (I would put a single G#, and perhaps a cautionary G-natural on the first occurrence, but not for the additional ones. I’ve tried trial-and-error, working my way through the rules, applying and checking, and haven’t been able to find the right option.
Thanks!
There is no setting that will automatically hide these, because of the simultaneous cross-relation in what I assume is the same instrument. You’ll have to hide them manually. See this recent topic.
Edit: Mark is right. That didn’t solve the issue. In fairness, it’s not a bad thing to show both accidentals (at least on the first chord) since it is a cross relation and depending on the work a performer might be inclined to edit on the fly.
Daniel @dspreadbury is it possible in future to create a setting to suppress them after the first occurrence in a bar, as in this case? I can see where this could come up a lot for piano.
It might be proper to parenthesize the natural on the higher G. Checking “Show cautionary in parentheses” should do it.
