Baruch

I agree, Hervé, although I have the same problem rather often. A good notation design should consequently use different stem directions for the 2 voices in a notation line (as...

Let's think about a compromise: again a new flag that enables splitting for a notation line. So a user can mark a notation line that forces the separation of chords...

I had a different idea in the past with finally almost the same access: split transcription into 2 phases: - analysis of the score structure - transcription An optional pause...

From my point of view it is not absolutely necessary to get an automatic detection of the above. But it would be fine to have the possibility to add triplets...

Although I generally support the idea, better to set completely unvalid values than wrong ones, I suggest to set guessed values in these cases. I most cases, there are 2...

 See this score: the "mf" and "f" above the first note line is far too high. (This is what I see, opening this in MuseScore)...

I assume that it is not possible to get an automatic detection, so it should be added to the score option list: "dynamic signs above note line"

The small notes alone don't bother me. But the notes are ignored completely...

You should think over this reduction rule - in choir scores you find this type of notation rather often. The small notes are meant as "optional" for a part the...

can be solved by removing the beam and set flags instead. Therefore: flag as enhancement.