Hello everyone,
How do you obtain the result shown in the attached example?
I insert the chord acronyms, then I try to insert the degrees of the chords (with Roman numerals), with the shift+L command and it doesn’t insert them.
Is there another system?
Thank you
esempio_0001.pdf (27,4 KB)
Take a look at MusAnalysis at Notation Central.
@Derrek I’ve already had a look here, except that I can’t put the agreement acronym and the Roman numeral word at the same time.
I insert the signature of the chord, then I follow the procedure for inserting the degree but it doesn’t show it in the score.
Perhaps @dan_kreider will have a suggestion for you.
Just type Shift-L, then V7 or whatever symbol you want.
If you’re wanting the 7 with the slash, I don’t recall if that is possible.
Edit: make sure you’ve chosen MusAnalysys as the lyric font in Paragraph Styles.
@dan_kreider Yes, that’s what I did. The problem is that it doesn’t let me put together the chord acronyms and the Roman degrees. If I insert notes instead, and not slash notation, it makes me insert the degrees.
I can’t find the MusAnalysis font. Do I need to buy it? Is it possible that this operation can only be done by purchasing a character separately?
…You have to actually install the font for it to work, yes. It’s available for free online. Derrek already posted the link above.
But when I don’t want to put the degrees under the slash notation it lets me insert them. So this font allows you to insert degrees under slash notation?