Added musical example of double sharps and flats #3855 #3872
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It's going well so far. Two comments:
In addition to using the "accidental override", I think you should add examples of selecting those accidentals from the pie menu as follows:
In the text, it refers to examples on the left and right. However, they display for me above and below. Perhaps just refer to them as first and second example, or, if you can, add captions underneath and refer to them as "the example by Liszt" and "the example by Bartok".
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In addition to using the "accidental override", I think you should add examples of selecting those accidentals from the pie menu as follows:
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| The example on the left shows how to play the double sharp as played in |
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In the text, it refers to examples on the left and right. However, they display for me above and below. Perhaps just refer to them as first and second example, or, if you can, add captions underneath and refer to them as "the example by Liszt" and "the example by Bartok".
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Added a section in the guide under the sharps and flat to describe use cases of double sharps and flats, along with some well known musical examples.