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Key Signatures in Ooloi have been specified and implemented, and as a result we have a new Architectural Design Record, ADR-0034, on the Key Signature Architecture. Standard Key SignaturesIt covers standard key signatures – the usual and expected: major, minor and modal in all keys: Key signatures with double flats or sharps are also supported: Ich fühle Luft von anderem PlanetenOoloi also supports keyless signatures, custom key signatures mixing flats and sharps, as well as microtonal key signatures. Ooloi also handles key signatures where accidentals differ between octaves (for those moments when you feel your beard turning blue). PlaybackAll this works with playback, of course, and even the microtonal key signatures handle cautionary accidentals between voices and measures as expected, according to the engraving principle of 'remembered alterations'. A note on the ADR: It's not the UIThe ADR shows the internal architecture - what the software does behind the scenes. Users enter key signatures through standard dialogs: 'Eb major', 'D Dorian', etc. The technical infrastructure matters because it's what enables all those custom and microtonal features to work seamlessly alongside standard notation.
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Magnus Johansson
11/11/2025 11:57:11
Would it be possible to have an alternate sharp sign pattern in tenor clef with second, fourth and sixth sharp sign one octave lower i.e. on C3, D3, E3?
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11/11/2025 13:05:02
Absolutely. Already planned - and the upcoming ADR on clefs will tell the full story.
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Ooloi is a modern, open-source desktop music notation software designed to produce professional-quality engraved scores, with responsive performance even for the largest, most complex scores. The core functionality includes inputting music notation, formatting scores and their parts, and printing them. Additional features can be added as plugins, allowing for a modular and customizable user experience.
Ooloi is currently under development. No release date has been announced.
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