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MusiQwik Bold Robert Allgeyer TrueTypeFreeware

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Poznámka autora

MusiQwik Bold by Robert Allgeyer is a free music notation dingbat font built from familiar staff symbols and note forms. Rounded noteheads and sweeping clef forms have a lively hand-drawn bend set against clean, even staff rules. Its individual marks look substantial and expressive rather than rigidly technical or mechanical.

It links classroom worksheets with album packaging through unmistakable musical imagery. Concert posters and editorial features can use the notation as both decoration and a direct reference to performance, composition, or learning an instrument.

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Základní informace o písmu

Informace o autorských právech

Rodina písma

MusiQwik

Podrodina písma

Bold

Jednoznačné označení podrodiny

RobertAllgeyer: MusiQwik: 2000

Celý název písma

MusiQwik Bold

Verze tabulky názvu

Version 5.002

Postscriptový název písma

MusiQwik-Bold

Informace o ochranné značce

OFL Reserved Name "MusiQwik"

Výrobce

Robert Allgeyer

Designer

Robert Allgeyer (Aptos, CA USA)

Popis

MusiQwik is a special-purpose music notation font that may be used in word processing documents. Be sure that you embed the font in your documents or re-distribute the font to those who wish to see your music. This is MusiQwik version 5. It has improved compliance with Open Type specifications, minor corrections to some drawings, and a few added glyphs. It may appear at slightly different size than prior versions. To choose the characters, you need a character map utility. The one that comes with your computer should work, but if the pictures are too small then find a third-party utility. The font includes clefs, time signatures, key signatures, and a number of other staff symbols. It also includes elements for constructing notes from 1/1 to 1/8 duration, with or without accidental or dot, at a variety of pitches. This is sufficient for depicting the melodies of most popular songs and church hymns. The companion font, MusiQwikB, contains sixteenth notes. You may use the hyphen (-) key to insert a tiny segment of staff, if alignment of the notes is important. Regular sections of staff are inserted using the equal (=) key.Be sure that word wrapping is turned off, or your staff will break in unexpected locations. This font looks best at 24 point size or larger.