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A pedal marking involves two separate symbols—one where the pedal is to be depressed (), and another where it’s to be released (). You can, if you wish, also use a dotted-line bracket. There are two ways to create pedaling indications in Finale. The easiest method is to place them in the score as Smart ShapesCurves and lines that expand and compress if a measure width changes. They also automatically separate if the shape needs to stretch across more than one staff system in Page View. using the Custom Line Tool.

If you only want to add pedaling to the playback of your piece (via MIDI), you may prefer to use the MIDI tool. No graphic pedal markings appear in the score, but you’ll hear the pedaling on playback. Human Playback must be set to None to hear sustain indications added with the MIDI tool. See Playback Settings dialog box for details.

Smart Shape pedal markings will playback if Human Playback is on in the Playback Settings dialog box.

  1. Choose the Smart Shape tool . The Smart Shape Palette appears.
  2. Choose the Custom Line Tool . The Smart Shape menu appears.
  3. Choose Smart Shape > Smart Shape Options. The Smart Shape Options dialog box appears.
  4. From the Smart Linesdrop-down menu, choose Custom Line.
  5. Click Select next to Smart Line Style. The Smart Line Selection dialog box appears. If this file was created from a default file or template, you should see a Pedal and * line already created. If so, click Select and OK and skip to step 13. Otherwise, continue and create the Smart Line from scratch.
  6. Click Create. The Smart Line Designer dialog box appears.
  7. From the Line Styledrop-down menu, choose Character. Next to Character, click Select and double-click on the blank character in slot 32. Check the Horizontal box to freeze the shape in a horizontal line.
  8. In the Text area, click on the Edit button next to Left Start. The Edit Text dialog box appears.
  9. Choose Text > Font. Set the font to Maestro and the size to 24. Click OK.
  10. While pressing ALT, type 0161 on the numeric keypad. In the Maestro music font, ALT+0161 is the marking.
  11. Click OK. Repeat the steps for the Right End, only type SHIFT+8 for the .
  12. Click OK, Select and OK until you return to your score. For more information, see Custom lines.
  13. Double-click where you want the line to begin; on the second click, hold the button down and drag horizontally. Release the mouse when the line has the length you want.
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Sometimes pedaling is indicated in a score like the diagram at right. The Smart Shape method is easy and the line will expand and contract with the measures. Keep in mind, you can add a pedal playback effect with the MIDI tool as well, as described below.

  1. Choose the Smart Shape tool . The Smart Shape Palette appears.
  2. Choose the Custom Line Tool . The Smart Shape menu appears.
  3. Choose Smart Shape > Smart Shape Options. The Smart Shape Options dialog box appears.
  4. Choose Smart Line Style > Custom Line.
  5. Click Select next to Smart Line Style. The Smart Line Selection dialog box appears. If this file was created from a default file or template, you should see several pedal on/off lines already created. (You may need to scroll down to see them.) If so, click Select and OK and skip to step 10. Otherwise, continue and create the Smart Line from scratch.
  6. Click Create. The Smart Line Designer dialog box appears.
  7. Check Horizontal to freeze the shape in a horizontal line.
  8. Under End Point, choose Hook and enter a vertical distance for either the beginning or the end of the line.

    You can also choose a Custom Arrowhead for the pedal point. For more information, see Custom lines.

  9. Click OK, Select and OK until you return to your score.
  10. Double-click where you want the line to begin; on the second click, hold the button down and drag diagonally. Release the mouse when the line has the length you want.

If you don’t need pedal markings to appear in your score, but want to add the use of the sustain pedal to the playback of your score, you may find the following method faster than the Expression method. Human Playback must be set to None to hear sustain indications added with the MIDI tool. See Playback Settings dialog box for Details.

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  1. Choose the MIDI tool . The MIDI tool menu appears.
  2. Double-click the measure in which you want the pedal to be “pressed.” The MIDI tool split-window appears.
  3. Choose MIDI tool > Edit Continuous Data. The View Continuous Data dialog box appears, in which you can select a controller whose data you want to edit.
  4. Click OK (because Sustain Pedal is already selected). You return to the MIDI tool split-window, where the display has changed. On the left side you see a scale of controller values—in this case, sustain pedal values—from 0 (pedal up) to 127 (pedal down). The sustain pedal is not a continuous controller, because its value can’t change smoothly over time (like pitch wheel data can). You’ve either pressed the pedal (value 127) or released it (value 0). Unless you’ve already created pedaling using the MIDI tool, the window is empty.

    Pedaling appears in this window in bar graph form. In the example below, the pedal was depressed just after the second beat of measure 1, and released just after the fourth beat:
    Controller information is independent of the actual notes being played—you can press the pedal even during a measure of rests, if you want. Therefore, you specify where you want to insert a “pedal down” message (or another noncontinuous controller, or a patch change) by dragging through a sliver of the graph area.

  5. Drag through a small horizontal “slice” at the beginning of the graph area, as shown. Keep in mind that the actual pedal usage will occur at the beginning of the region you select (indicated by the arrow in the figure below). It really doesn’t matter, therefore, how much of the window you highlight; the pedaling message will be inserted at the far left edge of your highlighted region.
  6. Choose MIDI tool > Set To. The Set To - Continuous Data dialog box appears. Remember that to create the “pedal down” message, you need to set the pedal’s MIDI value to 127.
  7. Type 127. Click OK. You return to the MIDI window. Suddenly the entire graph area is black. That’s because you’ve just inserted a “pedal down” message without any corresponding “pedal up” message. Therefore, your synthesizer will think that the pedal is being pressed during the entire piece.
  8. Drag through a small region of the graph area at the point where you want the pedal released. If the pedal release point isn’t in the same measure, click the right arrow button to scroll the music display. Remember that the “pedal up” message will fall at the beginning of your selected region.
  9. Choose MIDI tool > Set To. Click OK. You don’t have to enter a number, because the default value is already zero. When you return to the window, click anywhere except in the graph area to remove the selection highlighting.
  10. Click the MIDI tool to close the MIDI tool split-window. Once you’ve created one complete usage of the pedal, as you’ve just done, you don’t have to create it again in other measures that should contain a similar pedaling pattern. You can simply copy the pedaling from measure 1 into other measures.

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