Hi all,
I'm lost in parameters with the Kurzweil Forte 7.
What values do I need to edit to flatten a Program's velocity reponse?
Say I have Program #153 Super Saw, which consists of several Layers and it's quite velocity sensitive altogether - which I want to change. My goal is to save a version that sounds as if it was played from a non-velocity-responsive MIDI keyboard, e.g. all notes equally loud like MIDI velocity 64 would sound.
That seems easy at first, and I even enjoy reading manuals, but I couldn't figure out how to achieve this.
By the way, my bigger goal is to include the altered Super Saw in a Multi, where it appears only if I strike the keyboard below MIDI attack velocity 64 - above that value, an E-Piano sound is playing. That works great already - if it wasn't for the responsiveness of the original Super Saw program: Because if I play softer to get it playing, it also sounds more quiet, which is exactly the wrong effect for my purposes.
Thank you.
I'm lost in parameters with the Kurzweil Forte 7.
What values do I need to edit to flatten a Program's velocity reponse?
Say I have Program #153 Super Saw, which consists of several Layers and it's quite velocity sensitive altogether - which I want to change. My goal is to save a version that sounds as if it was played from a non-velocity-responsive MIDI keyboard, e.g. all notes equally loud like MIDI velocity 64 would sound.
That seems easy at first, and I even enjoy reading manuals, but I couldn't figure out how to achieve this.
By the way, my bigger goal is to include the altered Super Saw in a Multi, where it appears only if I strike the keyboard below MIDI attack velocity 64 - above that value, an E-Piano sound is playing. That works great already - if it wasn't for the responsiveness of the original Super Saw program: Because if I play softer to get it playing, it also sounds more quiet, which is exactly the wrong effect for my purposes.
Thank you.
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