M32 velocity sensitivity

the_wiki

What is up with the velocity/sensitivity on the M32 keyboard? Just playing it normally, like you would an actual piano, it is only sending like 20-50 velocity (out of 127). If you play really hard to the point the keys are getting noisy and your fingers hurt, it might go to 70-80. You have to literally pound it as hard as you can, rapidly bottoming out the keys, to hit 127, which is what fixed velocity button sends. This means in many instruments and drums that are velocity sensitive, they are very quiet and difficult to play.

The velocity/sensitivity curve cannot be edited in the Controller Editor

Is the only solution some kind of volume/velocity filter in the DAW? So far it seems like it's only really usable with fixed velocity, which is kind of a bummer. It is hard to believe this is the intended design.

LostInFoundation

I’m afraid you are right, since M32 in facts doesn’t have any velocity curve settings. So a midi filter is the only solution.

A kind of workaround (but really not ideal) could be to play the keys as you would do normally and once the “to soft” midi has been recorded, go in the part of the DAW you are using that shows the midi data for velocity, select them all and raise them all together. This should maintain the dynamics between the softer/stronger strikes but increase proportionally the volumes

LostInFoundation

I’m afraid you are right, since M32 in facts doesn’t have any velocity curve settings. So a midi filter is the only solution.

A kind of workaround (but really not ideal) could be to play the keys as you would do normally and once the “to soft” midi has been recorded, go in the part of the DAW you are using that shows the midi data for velocity, select them all and raise them all together. This should maintain the dynamics between the softer/stronger strikes but increase proportionally the volumes