Hi,
I’ve trying to get the Campania font to work in order te enter Roman numeral analysis.
I downloaded the font from GitHub - MarcSabatella/Campania: Font for Roman numeral analysis (music theory) followed all the instructions from the Discover Dorico June 26th video. But somehow I can’t get the font to transform into the nice roman numerals.
Am I using the right font? I can make the font bigger, smaller, italic etc. What am I doing wrong?
Hope someone can help me out!
best,
Jochem
Campania works OK for me.
In what context are you using the font: lyrics, text objects or playing techniques?
Maybe we could help if you attached a small example project where Campania does not work for you.
I’m using Campania in exactly the same way as show in the video here: Rhythm Editing, Jazz Analysis & Figured Bass Fonts and Pitched Cues in Drum Parts | Discover Dorico - YouTube (from about 24 minutes)
So I’m using it as “lyrics translation”. I can use any font, and it changes in the score, like arial, times etc also to Campania.
I have the feeling it’s a problem with the font, especially because on the GitHub site next to the font is written: “Update to 2.006: support for standalone inversions (no Roman numeral)”. Or is this the one I need?
Have you tried Campania in another program like Word or Powerpoint, etc.? That’s what I first used to test it out – to make sure I installed it correctly. I was just using it a few minutes ago in Dorico and it’s pretty fantastic.
[edit to add:] My version is 2.005
Indeed it gives the same result in other programs. (see screenshot)
I guess I need to find version 2.005?