I don't mind hitting the keys hard.
It's just that I'm afraid I'm gonna break the Oasys!
Dynamic range of the Oasys?...
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- curvebender
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Well, no rest for the worried...
Sure enough, going with velocity curve 4 or 5 makes it easier to reach MIDI levels of 120-127, of course, no problem there.
But I still have to say that I've failed to tweak the velocity levels and amps and bla bla to achieve the desired effect:
Clear and distinct changes in VOLUME (not timbre) in the higher velocity regions when hitting the keys harder.
I just don't hear it.. It still sounds compressed, even after turning all FX off.
Could someone please suggest some programming tips?..
Thanks,
Curvebender.
Sure enough, going with velocity curve 4 or 5 makes it easier to reach MIDI levels of 120-127, of course, no problem there.
But I still have to say that I've failed to tweak the velocity levels and amps and bla bla to achieve the desired effect:
Clear and distinct changes in VOLUME (not timbre) in the higher velocity regions when hitting the keys harder.
I just don't hear it.. It still sounds compressed, even after turning all FX off.
Could someone please suggest some programming tips?..
Thanks,
Curvebender.
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John: I'M NOT NERVOUS!!!
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Tell me the name/number of a specific Program, I'll give it a whirl.curvebender wrote:Well, no rest for the worried...
Sure enough, going with velocity curve 4 or 5 makes it easier to reach MIDI levels of 120-127, of course, no problem there.
But I still have to say that I've failed to tweak the velocity levels and amps and bla bla to achieve the desired effect:
Clear and distinct changes in VOLUME (not timbre) in the higher velocity regions when hitting the keys harder.
I just don't hear it.. It still sounds compressed, even after turning all FX off.
Could someone please suggest some programming tips?..
Thanks,
Curvebender.
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Ok, time for embarassing conclusions:
I was wrong...
For the past months I've been playing the Oasys exclusively with headphones, mainly because I was in the midst of re-arranging my studio, and so the Oasys hasn't been connected to my speakers.
Today, finally, everything is in place, and now when I sit here and play and listen to the Oasys thru a pair of Genelecs 8040's, well, it sounds brilliant.
No problems at all with dynamics. Thank God I was wrong!!
And thanks all for trying to help with a problem that wasn't there in the first place!!
I was wrong...
For the past months I've been playing the Oasys exclusively with headphones, mainly because I was in the midst of re-arranging my studio, and so the Oasys hasn't been connected to my speakers.
Today, finally, everything is in place, and now when I sit here and play and listen to the Oasys thru a pair of Genelecs 8040's, well, it sounds brilliant.
No problems at all with dynamics. Thank God I was wrong!!
Paul: Don't be nervous.
John: I'M NOT NERVOUS!!!
John: I'M NOT NERVOUS!!!
Keith Emerson plays the Oasys.curvebender wrote:I don't mind hitting the keys hard.
It's just that I'm afraid I'm gonna break the Oasys!
You might as well drop one off a cliff.
What I mainly worry about is the SIDE force on the keys when I get too wild playing organ patches. That's why I have a CME UF7 which has to have the absolute worst velocity sensitivity ever (seriously, it's crap) that I beat the crap out of on a daily basis, and it holds on.
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