See notes below:
On 25/06/16 11:23, FenderBenders wrote:
I was thinking the initial breath pressure should send a single note on message
,with increased pressure sending higher and higher velocity and volume messages
with no other note on messages except the zero at the end of pressure input.
The weirdness the ewi on the first note is baffling but I think cancelling out
default velocity to attenuation modulator is the key. The volume-velocity
changes radically when you play the next note.
FenderBenders, see my comment below about the initial velocity. Re: the
change in volume when you play the next note, I'm thinking that what
you're seeing there is the lack of legato effect. Essentially what is
happening is each note is starting from scratch, rather than flowing
(that's my understanding). Jean-Jacques' recent posting of mods in this
area may improve this.
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"S. Christian Collins" <s_chriscoll...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Sounds like you need to also cancel the default velocity-to-attenuation
modulator:
* Source: Note-On Velocity
* Source curve: concave negative unipolar
* Destination: Attenuation (volume envelope)
* Amount Source: 0
-~Chris
Chris, thanks for your instructions. They worked well. I now seem to
have more dynamic range in volume than I had before. I've changed all
instruments in the soundfont I'm using, and they all showed that effect.
The overall feel is better than previously when I was using CC11 rather
than CC2, particularly for softer notes. I don't know why, but it feels
better.
Ben
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