Prevent reading Pedal data (64)

[8E]

I have a group of instruments, one of them is Piano. I want to keep the Pedal info for piano, but not for other instruments (it sounds like clusters in a while).

Is there any way to prevent a particular instrument from reading the MIDI CC Pedal data (64)?

[8E]

I have a group of instruments, one of them is Piano. I want to keep the Pedal info for piano, but not for other instruments (it sounds like clusters in a while).

Is there any way to prevent a particular instrument from reading the MIDI CC Pedal data (64)?

Bump. Anyone?

[jwing]

I run into a similar issue but AFAIK the only solution I've found is to manually delete the pedal automation data in the envelopes section, one by one. Tedious and annoying but I don't think there's another way. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

[8E]

I run into a similar issue but AFAIK the only solution I've found is to manually delete the pedal automation data in the envelopes section, one by one. Tedious and annoying but I don't think there's another way. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

The problem I have is that I use a rack of instruments. One instrument should read the data another should not.
There are to many instruments and combinations to split them up, particularly when editing midi clips.

[doghouse]

There is no built-in CC filtering mechanism in Live.

If you have M4L, you can use CC Filter, CC Mapper, CC Param Control Bank, etc.

[pottering]

M4L devices are the easiest, but without M4L you can try using another MIDI Track as a "filter" of sorts, by routing the MIDI through another MIDI Track that has a "Dummy Clip" playing looping, with the MIDI CC set to 0 in that Clip.

[yur2die4]

Map it to something useless.

[8E]

If you have M4L, you can use CC Filter,

Wonderful, that works fantastic. Thank you!