[JWplugins] JW Staff Polyphony, Staves -> Split from Layers

[Michel HERR]

Jari,

A French colleague of mine submitted to me a (reproducable) problem he encountered with JW Polyphony, when he wanted music in 2 layers on 1 staff to be split from these layers into separate staves (Staves -> Split From Layers).
After "explosion", some notes are not vertically aligned. 
Actually, they were not aligned in the source staff, because the option to avoid collisions was turned on in Document Options.
Other than desactivating this option before using the plug-in, is there another way to address this problem ?
NB : Desactivating the option affects all the staves...
Can it be turned on on again after using the plug-in ?
Ideally, it would be nice not to have to go through these extra steps to use the plug-in.
Thank you.

Michel HERR
michel.herr at skynet.be
www.michelherr.com






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> From: Steve Vai <mr.vai at mac.com>
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> Jari,
> Do you make a plug in that will automatically bracket double and triple stops for strings? 
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> Thanks
> Vai
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> Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2013 10:06:36 +0200
> From: Lado Derjosz <derjosz at hotmail.com>
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> WOW.... Are you really THE Steve Via in my mailbox... ?
> Or is it just your alias....? The one I saw in 1982 in Germany (Essen) alongside Chad Wackerman in
> FRANK ZAPPA'S line-up?
> One of the best FZ-concert I ever saw (I only saw 3, live....though...)
> Do you really work with Finale?
> I'm not so satisfied with it (bugs...) but I don't see a real alternative for
> big scores right now. "And the secret word for tonight is .... " Jos
>> From: mr.vai at mac.com
>> Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2013 15:49:15 -0700
>> To: jwplugins at jwmusic.nu
>> Subject: Re: [JWplugins] JWplugins Digest, Vol 7, Issue 21
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>> Jari,
>> Do you make a plug in that will automatically bracket double and triple stops for strings? 
>> 
>> Thanks
>> Vai
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> Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2013 10:39:37 +0200
> From: Jari Williamsson <jari.williamsson at mailbox.swipnet.se>
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> On 2013-04-28 00:49, Steve Vai wrote:
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>> Do you make a plug in that will automatically bracket double and triple stops for strings?
> 
> The "JW Change" (beta) plug-in can help you with the most tedious step 
> at least (to select a bracket size that fits the chord span).
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> What you'll need to do is:
> 1. Create one EngraverFontSet bracket articulation (turn off all the 
> position options like "Inside Slurs" etc).
> 2. Add these articulation on all the chords where you want them (don't 
> bother if they don't match in size)
> 3. Run "JW Change" with the Articulations->Swap task - use the "Left 
> Bracket (Engraver)". The articulations will be changed to sizes that 
> fits the chord spans.
> 4. Position the brackets afterwards
> 
> There will be another plug-in in the future that does everything 
> automatically, but that will not be in the near future.
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> Best regards,
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> Jari Williamsson
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