arturia piano v2 continuous sustain pedal

Now, if this piano library is so rarefied that it has graduated levels of half-pedaling (pedal quarter / half / full), you'd have to let even more data values come through. Pedal ons would appear at data values 64 and 127, and the pedal off asterisk would appear when your pedal is fully up (data value 0).

Assuming a data value of 64 triggers your half-pedaling samples, this MIDI gate-keeping would *reduce* the pedal markings and give you the same sound. You could cable a series of transformers in Environment to pass-through only CC64 values 0, 64, and 127.

So your question is, how might a Logic user use a continuous controller as a half-pedaling device for improvisation *without* creating all these markings? If I'm comparing Event List to Score correctly, it appears that any CC64 sustain message above zero creates a pedal mark. So I cabled a transformer in my Environment to convert one of my sliders to CC 64, and indeed, Logic Score created a thick black line of pedal markings. My continuous controller pedal is packed away. But your half-pedaling device is a continuous controller, as you said in your first post. When I heard 'MIDI sustain pedal,' I thought of a 'on or off' polarity footswitch. Yes, the better piano libraries have half-pedaling, which represents an entire raft of additional samples and expense. MAYBE I can help, but the Environment gurus could do better.

Arturia piano v2 continuous sustain pedal