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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
What I would personally do is split each of those lines (it has been WAY too long since I played music, I forget all the terminology!!! hahaha) into their own separate SVGs/PNGs, instead of having an image of an entire page.
This way you could upload much higher resolution images, and not bump up against much of this "pixel size limit". But what do I know!
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I was thinking that it would be pretty cool if there was some "magical" way of doing it so that every single
bar of music (and not just each
measure) was a separate image, and you could put them side-by-side each other, and whenever it got to the end of the "line" the next bar would just wrap over to the next "line" and become a new measure, and in that way have it somehow scalable somehow by adjusting the font size, and have each measure change/wrap accordingly.
If you know what I mean. I know that's dreaming in colour at this time, but I suppose that might be something for musicologists to develop for the future -- "scalable music", that can change where it wraps depending on the font/notation size.
Side Note: Is this book also in blackletter font?
Nope, not this time, don't worry (and that wasn't blackletter that was used on that sheet music).
