Sustain pedal?
I just finished entering "Moonlight Sonata" into Musescore. I didn't have any problems entering all the music (triplets, multiple voices, etc.) and it sounds fine except for the sustain pedal. When I play it on the piano, I use the pedal according to the sheet music. But I can't find any way to add the sustain pedal lines to my score. And even if I could add them, would Musescore simulate a pedal sustain? It just doesn't sound "right" without the pedal. Maybe this will be in the 2.0 release. My only option is to possible add another instrument track and fake it with something.
Comments
Pedal markings are in the "Lines" pallet.
In reply to Pedal markings are in the by xavierjazz
Thanks!
Isn't it the Ped. line from the lines palette? See http://musescore.org/en/handbook/line.
For playback you'd have to use tricks, like you mentioned, I believe here you'd still need it in 2.0 too.
In reply to Isn't it the Ped. line from by Jojo-Schmitz
It might be subtle but I think MuseScore 1.3 does apply an effect when there is Ped line.
In reply to It might be subtle but I by [DELETED] 5
Thanks again to all of you! I didn't even recognize that style of pedal line. I normally see only the lines with the release markings. The stylized "Ped" in the script font went right under my radar! I added some lines and it works! Thanks again!
hi bill, how many hours to finish that piece? input from scratch or use omr s/w then done manually? input by pc-keyboard or midi one?
get half done of vitali chaccone, violin solo and piano part.
scanned by sharpeye2, then edit by pc-kb(i got midi kb this week)
this 2 months, i finished 20-30 pieces violin solo pieces(not showoff pieces)
want to input the piano accompanist score also.
my next task would be beethoven spring sonata, since i got a 49key midi controller,
maybe input violin parts first, then piano treble parts, the bass clef part which
start to learn some days ago. violin is my major, piano treble clef could play but very slow.
i dont want omr software anymore, it wouldn't help sight-reading.
also, i bought a ext. monitor that connect to old i5 laptop, dual display, musescore & display pdf side by side.
do you have any hints to input voice 2 and 3 more effective?
thank you really much.
In reply to hi bill, how many hours to by dds
I don't remember exactly, but no more than two hours, probably less. I was very new at using Musescore then, so I could probably do it faster now. My sheet music was three pages (first movement only).
As for entering the second voice, what I did was enter all of the first voice for each system (three measures), and then I would go back and add voice two afterwards. Then I would go back to voice one and do the next three measures, etc. That way, it was easier to remember where I needed a second voice.
I do not have a keyboard, midi controller, etc. I just used my computer keyboard and number pad to enter the score.
Good luck with your work!
in 2.0 if you go to View > Master palette > lines, the LED * does make effect.
In reply to in 2.0 if you go to View > by Xdroid19
It says PED not LED. PED for pedal
Is there ay easier and faster way to put the sustain pedal throughout a piece?
In reply to Is there ay easier and faster by jessequart100
Easier than selecting the region you want to apply it to then double clicking the pedal line? That's two or three clicks per line max, hard to imagine it getting a whole lot easier or faster, but what did you have in mind?
In reply to Is there ay easier and faster by jessequart100
Are you asking me or someone else?
i can't find sustain pedal in the line pallate
In reply to i can't find sustain pedal… by SenorKrispy
Look in the advanced palette (Click the word basic at the bottom of the palettes).
how do you add a sustain pedal for the whole song
In reply to how do you add a sustain… by SenorKrispy
Same way you add notes for the whole song - add them whereever you want, use copy and paste where you can, etc.
In reply to how do you add a sustain… by SenorKrispy
select the entire song and double click the pedal?
In reply to how do you add a sustain… by SenorKrispy
you can add the sustain pedal then double click it and click on the blue dot and press shift+arrow key
In reply to you can add the sustain… by Xdroid19
thanks
In reply to thanks by SenorKrispy
can you hide the line?
In reply to can you hide the line? by SenorKrispy
click it and press V it will become invisible.
In reply to click it and press V it will… by mike320
great
I also have something to add: will the sustain pedal work with vibraphones? I need it for my score.
In reply to I also have something to add… by Donh_Ling
The sustain pedal mark will work for the vibraphone. I use it to make Marimba rolls sound better and it works nicely.