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What makes Metronome and MetTimes unique? |
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Metronome includes a full set of notes, and four sets of numbers to create metronome markings in any style: |
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It includes all the symbols needed to type proportions and metric modulations: |
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It provides an easy way to write [2 deep] figured bass: |
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Metronome contains all of the characters needed to type almost any rhythm example in a word processor: |
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And it provides the easiest way imaginable to create instant staff paper: |
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MetTimes includes all of the commonly used characters from Times, and a variety of music characters (and theyre all properly spaced and kerned): |
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The text characters in these examples are MetTimes at 36 pt. size--you can look at examples at normal text sizes by downloading the .pdf file below. |
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With both baseline and superscripted accidentals, MetTimes has the symbols needed to type almost any chord. |
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It also contains the largest set of dynamics of any music font, along with spacing that allows you to combine them in any order. |
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There are stacked numbers (1/2, 2/3, 3/4) for writing instrument names easily. |
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| The caret (^) is a zero-width character and can be used with numbers to denote scale degrees. | |||||||||
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And because the notes in MetTimes match those in Metronome,you know they will look good in text passages. |
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To order the Metronome/MetTimes font package:
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