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Velocity curve
1
MAX
127
1
8
6 5
4
3
2
7
9
MIDI Velocity
Velocity
effect
1 (Heavy), 2, 3:
These are for heavy playing; most of the variation occurs in the upper velocity range.
4 (Normal):
This is the default.
5, 6:
These are for lighter playing.
7:
This is for very light playing, at the expense of control in the middle of the range.
8 (Light):
This curve produces the most uniform output, for when velocity sensitivity is not desired.
9 (Wide):
This curve is designed for the heavier touch of weighted keyboards.
Aftertouch Curve
[1 (Heavy), 2, 3 (Normal), 4, 5(Light), 6 (24-step), 7 (12-step), 8 (Random)]
This setting controls how the sounds respond to variations in pressure applied to the keyboard while playing a note
(aftertouch). Choose the curve that is most appropriate for your controller, playing strength and style.
Aftertouch curve
1
0
127
3
4
5
7
2
6
8 (Random)
MAX
MIDI Aftertouch
Aftertouch
effect
1 (Heavy), 2:
These are for heavy playing; most of the variation occurs with stronger pressure.
3 (Normal):
This is the default.
4, 5 (Light):
These produce changes even with light pressure.
6 (24-step), 7 (12-step):
These curves result in 24 or 12 steps, respectively. If Aftertouch is modulating pitch with an
intensity of one octave,
7 (12-step)
lets you use Aftertouch to play a chromatic scale. (For similar results, you could also
use a Mod Processor set to Quantize.)
8 (Random):
This is a random curve. Use this to create special effects, or for applying unpredictable modulation.