If you’ve saved continuous data from a
performance in Transcription mode, you can edit it directly even when
the performance has been transcribed into standard notation.
- Choose Window >
Advanced Tools. Click the MIDI
Tool .
- Choose MIDI tool > Continuous Data.
The View Continuous Data dialog box appears, and you can choose
the MIDI data you want to edit.
- Specify the continuous data you want to edit.
If the continuous data type
you want to edit is listed in the dialog box, select it from the drop-down
menu (Sustain Pedal, Modulation Wheel, and so on). If not, click the Listen
checkbox and play the controller. Finale enters the correct controller
number in the text box automatically.
- Click OK (or press ENTER).
- Select the measures whose continuous data you
want to edit. Click to select one measure, SHIFT+click to select
additional measures, drag-enclose to select several on-screen measures,
click to the left of the staff to select the entire staff, or choose Edit > Select
All. If you want to edit only a few measures on a single
staff, select them, and then double-click the highlighted region to enter
the MIDI tool split-window. Drag
through the display area above the notes whose continuous data you want
to edit.
- Edit the selected region by choosing the appropriate
command from the MIDI tool menu. Choose Set To to specify a uniform
value for the controller or wheel setting for all notes in the selected
region. Choose Scale to create a gradual change in the continuous datasetting over the selected region. Choose
Add to add a positive or negative amount to all the controller’s values
in the selected region. Choose Percent Alter to change the values in the
selected region by a percentage of their original amounts. Choose Limit
to specify a maximum or minimum value for the continuous data in the selected region. (See also Set
to dialog box; Scale dialog box; Add dialog box; Percent Alteration dialog
box; or Limit dialog box.)