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- LSR 1045 → Slur with two turning points
- LSR 1046 → Different font size settings for instrumentName and shortInstrumentName
- LSR 1047 → Circled numbers for live electronics
- LSR 1048 → Automatic slash for slashedGrace and acciaccatura
- LSR 1049 → Write text on the right of a staff
- LSR 1050 → Curved arrow
- LSR 1053 → Force a cancellation natural before accidentals
- LSR 1054 → Guitar strum rhythms (2)
- LSR 1055 → Add wings to all repeat barlines (simple version)
- LSR 1057 → ChordNames in a ChordMarkup-context
- LSR 1058 → Piano “half sustain pedal” indications
- LSR 1060 → Color gradient using Postscript
- LSR 1061 → Ladder-style C clef
- LSR 1062 → Chords with stretched fingering for FretBoards and TabVoice
- LSR 1063 → Adding a special post event function to implement precise MIDI velocity value control
- LSR 1064 → Dynamically creating notes with precise MIDI velocity value control
- LSR 1065 → Held note (tenuto) fingering
- LSR 1066 → Fancy glissando
- LSR 1068 → Circled pattern markup
- LSR 1069 → Tam-tam example
- LSR 1070 → Tambourine example
- LSR 1071 → Percussion example
- LSR 1072 → High and low woodblock example
- LSR 1073 → Cow and ride bell example
- LSR 1074 → Ottava text on the right
- LSR 1075 → Bracketed or parenthesized alternative KeySignature
- LSR 1076 → Figured bass with alternate baroque notation
- LSR 1077 → Automatic scaling of cadenza-like patterns in metered music
- LSR 1078 → Numbering single measure rests
- LSR 1079 → Merging nested system start brackets
- LSR 108 → Grouping contexts
- LSR 1080 → Incrementing bar numbers in volta repeats
- LSR 1081 → Preventing double augmentation dots with identical notes in chords
- LSR 1082 → Invert notes in a chord
- LSR 1083 → Appoggiatura or grace note before a bar line
- LSR 1084 → Of the ubiquity of markup objects
- LSR 1085 → Harp muffle notation
- LSR 1086 → Markup on clef
- LSR 1087 → Adding or modifying Script articulations
- LSR 1088 → Creating fret diagrams with chord names but no staff/staves using fret diagram markup
- LSR 1089 → Modify only the current system
- LSR 1090 → Using arbitrary markup as lyric hyphen
- LSR 1091 → Setting multiple time signatures at the start of a bar
- LSR 1092 → Encapsulated text
- LSR 1093 → Contemporary glissando (2)
- LSR 1094 → Key signature and small staff
- LSR 1095 → Damping sign using a glissando
- LSR 1096 → Damping sign using a balloon help
- LSR 1097 → Parenthesize crescendo and decrescendo spanners
- LSR 1098 → Indenting individual systems