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lol
My musical-notation-based jokes are oft overlooked, thanks for the appreciation
I have no info guess about this, but i strongly guess that the arpeggio sign goes to the left of a flat sign
just draw the accidental all squiggly.
Always before.
Source according to this book page 12 (pdf page 8):
From what I understand you always want to keep accidentals as close to their note as you can to decrease chances to misread the notation.
