Arpeggio straith but double

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To notate a double arrow down for an arpeggio in your music score, you can use a combination of symbols and text. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

1. Insert the arpeggio symbol: Locate the arpeggio symbol in your music notation software. It is usually found in the articulation or ornament palette. Insert the arpeggio symbol above the relevant notes.
2. Add text for the arrow: Find the text tool or a similar feature in your music notation software. Create a text box below the arpeggio symbol.
3. Enter the arrow characters: In the text box, type two downward arrow characters (↓↓). These characters are commonly used to represent double arrows pointing downward.
4. Adjust the text position: Move the text box so that the double arrow characters align with the arpeggio symbol. You may need to experiment with the positioning to achieve the desired visual alignment.
5. Fine-tune the appearance: Depending on your music notation software, you may be able to adjust the font, size, and text style of the double arrow characters to match the rest of your score. Consult the software's documentation or help resources for specific instructions on modifying text properties.