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APPENDIX A 314 The different settings of the Stems pane are used in the following manner: Stem width: This textbox determines the width of stems (in line spaces, as all of the textboxes in the Stems pane). Stem length, Normal: This textbox determines the default length of stems. Stem length, Minimum: This textbox determines the minimum length of reversed stems, that is, stems that have been flipped upside-down. Stem length, On single-line staff: This textbox determines the default length of stems applied to singlelined staves (which are mainly used for percussion notation). Stem length, Minimum when beamed: This textbox determines the minimum length of notes that are beamed. Stem length, Beamed rest stem segments: This textbox determines the minimum length of beamed rest stem segments. Stem symbol to note: This setting determines the minimum length between a symbol that is attached to a stem and the notehead that is attached to the stem. Stem symbol to stem symbol: This setting determines the minimum length between two symbols that are attached to a stem. Stems on single-line staves go: This setting determines if stems on single-line staves (e.g. percussion staves) are to go up or down.
315 APPENDIX A Beams In the Beams pane, the default layout settings of beams can be altered. The different settings of the Beams pane are used in the following manner: Thickness: If you wish, you can change the default width of beams in this textbox. Separation: This textbox determines the default distance between two beams. Fragment length: This textbox determines the default length of beam fragments. Allowed slant: This textbox determines the maximum allowed beam slant, specified in degrees (a setting of 90° would allow the beam to point entirely upwards). Slant dampening: If beamed notes of a passage descend or ascend, the beam does not have to follow the notes completely, but may be a bit “dampened”. The dampening factor may be set here.
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