11-21-2022, 03:35 PM
Hi Colin,
I don't doubt that there are better ways to approach this task.
I'm even willing to bet that rich2005 will soon come up with smarter and more practical options :-)
I recorded a short video (less than 1 min) detailing my suggestion.
Video --> https://imgur.com/LYJ590m
Sorry if the steps in the video were a bit rushed, but IMGUR only allows uploads of a maximum of 60 seconds.
The process is repeated for each copied track. Finally, merge the layers.
At the end of the process, applying an unsharp mask can be useful to recover some of the sharpness lost during the enlargement of the tracks. (Filters - Enhance - Sharp (Unsharp-Mask) with Amount around 4.3 could be an option.
Other options:
Directly enlarge the score to A4 page size;
Use a wide monitor with good resolution - digital score. It would avoid the need to print paper, and settings regarding size and brightness, among others, would be easier to adjust.
Congratulations on the progress made!
I don't doubt that there are better ways to approach this task.
I'm even willing to bet that rich2005 will soon come up with smarter and more practical options :-)
I recorded a short video (less than 1 min) detailing my suggestion.
Video --> https://imgur.com/LYJ590m
Sorry if the steps in the video were a bit rushed, but IMGUR only allows uploads of a maximum of 60 seconds.
The process is repeated for each copied track. Finally, merge the layers.
At the end of the process, applying an unsharp mask can be useful to recover some of the sharpness lost during the enlargement of the tracks. (Filters - Enhance - Sharp (Unsharp-Mask) with Amount around 4.3 could be an option.
Other options:
Directly enlarge the score to A4 page size;
Use a wide monitor with good resolution - digital score. It would avoid the need to print paper, and settings regarding size and brightness, among others, would be easier to adjust.
Congratulations on the progress made!
.....
Samj Portable - Gimp 2.10.28 - Win-10 /64.
Samj Portable - Gimp 2.10.28 - Win-10 /64.