MusAnalysis
MusAnalysis is a font that allows the user to type Roman numeral and other musical analysis into the score. It is designed to be highly legible at small point sizes.
Suggested price: $10.00
Sold By: Dan Kreider Music
Note for Finale users: MusAnalysis 2.0 currently works in Finale for Mac, but not for Windows.
MusAnalysis is a font that allows the user to input Roman numerals, inversion numbers, voice leading lines, functional analysis symbols, and lines directly into a music notation program (or other software), using either lyric or text entry. It’s designed with careful attention to spacing and stroke weight to make it highly legible at small sizes (8–14 points).
MusAnalysis is not intended for chord symbols, as that’s a whole other world of symbols and formats. It has basic chord functionality, but it’s intended primarily for Roman numeral analysis.
MusAnalysis works in any word processor, music notation program or other software that supports ligatures and kerning. Make sure these features are turned on for the glyphs to display correctly.
License
This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL
Specs
| Operating System | Mac, Windows |
|---|---|
| Platform | Dorico, Finale, MuseScore, Sibelius |
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Version History
Current version: 2.0
Related Links
From Scoring Notes:
MusGlyphs, an advanced music text font
Demo
Documentation
MusAnalysis documentation
Additional documentation for Finale users
Additional documentation for Dorico users
Using MusAnalysis in Pages (Apple)
If MusAnalysis doesn’t appear in your font list, please follow these instructions:
- With Pages open, from the menu bar, choose Format > Font > Show Fonts
- Choose MusAnalysis from the Family column
- You’ll find that MusAnalysis will now be accessible in the dropdown menu in the right panel, even when you close the Fonts window
MusAnalysis will appear in the document where you used it. When you save the document and reopen it, it will still be there. But you will have to repeat the process to find this font in other documents. Unfortunately this is a limitation with certain fonts and Apple Pages and other Apple programs.
Steve Fox (verified owner) –
I use this frequently. It’s quite flexible, yet for most analyses it’s intuitive, fast and looks beautiful.
domdergez@gmail.com (verified owner) –
I recommend this very much for teachers and students of music analysis. It makes their work much-much easier.