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On Sat, 2010-05-22 at 23:55 +0300, alexander wrote:

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> Yes, midi sustain is either on or off, where anything from 63 and below=20

> is OFF and 64 and above is ON. So velocity sensitive pedals should exist=20

> (I haven't looked into it). eg sustain message 120 would be a loud ON=20

> and 35 would be a moderate OFF.

MIDI sustain is just another CC message and can have any value from 0 to

127. Some sustain _pedals_ (and the interface they connect to) are only

on/off, and there the convention is 0 for off and anything from 64 and

above is on.
I have a continuous sustain pedal which I plugged into the expression

controller jack on my keyboard to use it fully, however out of all the

soft-synths I have used, only Pianoteq actually does anything with the

extra information.
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Peter
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