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| Author: | Matthew Hindson |
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| Font type: | TTF |
This figured bass font was created to ease entry of figured bass symbols in applications such as Finale or Microsoft Word.
| Author: | Matthew Hindson |
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| Font type: | TTF |
A font useful for putting in recorder fingering diagrams. There are easy presets, and you can also notate your own fingering by specifying each individual hole.
| Author: | Matthew Hindson |
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| Font type: | TTF |
A font enabling you to put rhythmic notation - including rhythmic values, time signatures, tuplet markings, barlines - onto any page using any application. This can be entered in a word processing document (for a thesis or assignment or so forth). Not as many characters as the Bach font, but easier to use and can do things that the Bach font can’t.
| Author: | Matthew Hindson |
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| Font type: | TTF, PS Type 1 |
| Author: | Rafael Hernandez |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Robert Allgeyer |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Robert Allgeyer |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Aah Yes |
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| Font type: | OpenType OTF, TTF |
This is a font with which you can easily make your own customised Music Manuscript, from basic to detailed.
There’s a comprehensive guide to using it and the everyday stuff is really easy and intuitive (it has to be - we use it!). It’s been designed so that you can make simple and intermediate pages very quickly, but there’s a lot more if you want to get deeper in. (The fundamentals like Staff Lines, Treble, Bass + Alto Clefs, sharp and flat signs and Time Signatures are very easy, we made sure.)
There’s lots of examples, and just about all the music symbols you're ever going to want to print will be in here, plus dozens of instrument names (well over 100). The extras like the PDFs and Examples are contained in the zip file, make sure you download the full zip rather than just installing this font.
To get a feel for what it does, try typing the following into the above text display box: capital T, B, A for Treble, Bass, Alto Clef signs.
Or type in numerals 1234567890 to give the flat signs.
Or more adventurously, type in B28WL Ttip and AeoX for Clefs with accidentals and Time Signatures.
| Author: | DVM Publications |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | DVM Publications |
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| Font type: | TTF |
Subset of Metronome
| Author: | Yo Tomita |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | St. Meinrad |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | St. Meinrad |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Lennart Hallström |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Dirk Brinker |
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| Font type: | TTF |
| Author: | Bund für Liturgie und Gregorianik |
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| Font type: | TTF |
Hufnagelnotation, Quadratnoten, Medicaeanotation, Neumes
| Author: | Dennis ten Siethoff |
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| Font type: | TTF |
Djembe-Notation
Fonts for Windows usually also work under Mac OS X.
Musical symbols in UNICODE are intended for text processors, not for music notation programs.
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