Difference between Steinberg lute and medieval lute and theorbo packages

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Valerio: a 16th-century Music Font

Of course, the SMuFL standard does have categories for all the Renaissance and Medieval notation symbols; but if you actually want to use them in Dorico, you’d have to replace every “normal” symbol that you use, in the Music Symbols editor; and in the Tonality Editor (in the case of accidentals); and in the Notehead Set editor (which doesn’t consider Renaissance & Medieval noteheads to be “noteheads” that you can add to sets). And you’d still have to sort out things like stem positions, flags, …