Add G clef with optional vb8 #2000
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Could you file 3 issues
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Don't understand the Travis failures in various mtests?!? They don't look related? After my #1000, now #2000 from me too ;-) @Gootector, could you have a look at #59376 and add that clef to Gootville, please? |
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Unfortunatly Emmentaler and Gonville are lacking the glyph, so here it gets faked by using a standard G clef instead...
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Unfortunatly Emmentaler and Gonville are lacking the glyph, and I don't feel like messing around with fonts, so here it gets faked by using a standard G clef instead...
Playback wise it behaves just like a standard G clef.
This had been discussed in the forum a while ago, but I can't find it anymore.