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For music scores, an alternative to buying a wide-format laser printer (which would print 11x17) is to instead print to Legal size (8.5 x 14) and then go to Kin
by tunesmith 6y ago
For music scores, an alternative to buying a wide-format laser printer (which would print 11x17) is to instead print to Legal size (8.5 x 14) and then go to Kinko's and blow it up to 11x17. It sounds a little funny because the dimensions aren't quite right, but we did this in a film scoring class when preparing conductor scores for a full orchestra, and it worked out well.
- mhb 6y agosounds a little funny lower pitch?
- anon321321323 6y agoThose using metric would just use A4 and blow it up to A3 size. Everything stays in proportion without any effort.
- formerly_proven 6y agoEvery print shop has at least an A3 printer anyway.