Daniel Spreadbury wrote:
>> - Brush up and brush down : this strumming symbols for guitar are
>> >described by Elaine Gould (cf. Behind Bars p.379). Moreover, brush
>> >arrowheads similar to EA8B~EA8C might be added in order to be
>> >composed with line primitives.
> I don't know whether SMuFL in general should contain lots of arrowhead
> types. Would the arrowheads encoded for the tops and bottoms of
> arpeggiando lines be suitable?
I think it is a good idea to have arrowheads for straight lines in the font.
By the way: there was a misunderstanding concerning vertical arrows,
that are currently encoded at U+E689 and U+E68A. I suggested these
glyphs and mentioned their meaning as sharper/flatter intonation, but I
did not write what I meant, and I did not point out that they are used
in a certain variety of meanings (like the one discussed now). My
sincere apologies for this vagueness, I suggest to move them to the
general articulation range.
--
Emil Wojtacki
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