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Ottavas, pedaling and tuplet styling

Mar 18, 2017 / Craig Stuart Sapp/ all, news

Examples of how to encode ottava marks and pedal marks have been added to the Humdrum encoding section of the documentation. Also added is a discussion on how to turn on/off the display of tuplet numbers.