Thanks for sharing Ian, I always find your videos to be entertaining and informative, your passion shows through, thatâs one of the reasons why I believe you deserve more subscribers and views.
Hi Tim - sorry, I didn't follow through with the sequencer info. It only produces an accent. I use the Arp much more and forgot about it ðĒ This is from the manual: "The velocity with which a note is played on the keyboard initiates a keyboard velocity control voltage (CV) signal. This applies to the Keyboard and Arpeggiator only. When the Sequencer is in use, the KB VEL OUT jack outputs an accent envelope with a fast attack and release time that can be patched anywhere on the instrument." Hope this helps.
@@DisciplinedCommotion Not tried but from the manual I'm guessing not. The Key Vel Out should produce the emv as described bit it doesn't seem to be related to belocity. If it does that for each note, not sure how you'd patch that to create a difference between notes. Odd implementation altogether.'
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Thanks for sharing Ian, I always find your videos to be entertaining and informative, your passion shows through, thatâs one of the reasons why I believe you deserve more subscribers and views.
Thank you, Paolo, that's bery kind. I greatly appreciate your support, it means a lot ð
This is an amazing tutorial!! Very well explained. And, it makes me miss my Grandmother! :(
Awe... ðĒ
This was a particularly entertaining video Ian. Nice job. :)
Thanks for watching, Luke ð Is the GM among your collection?
@@IanWaugh - Matriarch, but it applies. :) Thanks for the tip!
@@synthseeker Ah yes, really nice ð
Great tip Ian, I have never twigged what the 'Key Vel Out' was really for. Cheers for opening my eyes, great tutorial.
Thanks, Tim - look forward to some 'velocity-sensitive' jams ð
@@IanWaugh I'll prob' give it a go. :)
@@DisciplinedCommotion Good man ð ð
Thanks for the video! Quick question: What is the small tabletop gear stand you can see in the back right of your video, with 4 or 5 tiers? Thanks!
Hi - had a few questions about that ð Here you go: th-cam.com/video/dn9HvkZ1ieo/w-d-xo.html
@@IanWaugh Thanks! It's very clean.
Hi Ian, just tried it with a sequence but doesn't seem to record velocity, not tried with the arp tho'
Hi Tim - sorry, I didn't follow through with the sequencer info. It only produces an accent. I use the Arp much more and forgot about it ðĒ
This is from the manual:
"The velocity with which a note is played on the keyboard initiates a keyboard velocity control voltage (CV) signal. This applies to the Keyboard and Arpeggiator only. When the Sequencer is in use, the KB VEL OUT jack outputs an accent envelope with a fast attack and release time that can be patched anywhere on the instrument."
Hope this helps.
@@IanWaugh Hmm, so should it work or not with the sequencer? sorry for not understanding.
@@DisciplinedCommotion Not tried but from the manual I'm guessing not. The Key Vel Out should produce the emv as described bit it doesn't seem to be related to belocity. If it does that for each note, not sure how you'd patch that to create a difference between notes. Odd implementation altogether.'
@@IanWaugh I'll give arp ago later
@@DisciplinedCommotion It's good with the Arp ð