Adjusting The Playing Dynamics (Velocity); Specifying A Fixed Velocity (Key Velocity); Changing The Keyboard Touch (Velocity Curve) - Roland cakewalk A-300PRO Owner's Manual

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Performing (Play Mode)

Adjusting the Playing Dynamics (VELOCITY)

Normally, note messages are transmitted with a velocity value that corresponds to the force with which you play the keyboard.
If desired, the A-PRO can also transmit notes with a fixed velocity value, regardless of your playing dynamics.
This is convenient when you want to record notes into your DAW software at a fixed velocity.
You can also adjust the sensitivity of the keyboard and change the velocity curve
(the way in which velocity responds to your dynamics).

Specifying a Fixed Velocity (KEY VELOCITY)

The system "FUNCTION" setting "KEY VELOCITY" lets you specify a fixed velocity.
* You can use the following method, or refer to "[VALUE] knob Settings" (p. 68).
If "KEY VELOCITY" is assigned to the [VALUE] knob, you can also use the following
procedure to specify the velocity.
1
Use the [
] [
] buttons to move the cursor to "USER ASSIGN" in
the display.
The display will indicate the velocity value that was transmitted most recently.
2
Use the [VALUE] knob to specify the desired velocity value
(TOUCH, 1–127).
fig.lcd-keyvelocity.eps
If the display indicates "TOUCH," the
transmitted velocity value will correspond
to the force with which you play the
keyboard.
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Changing the Keyboard Touch (VELOCITY CURVE)

Refer to the system setting "KEYBOARD VELOCITY CURVE" (p. 60).
[VALUE] knob assignment
Here's how to assign "KEY VELOCITY" as the "FUNCTION."
1.
[
Press the [ACT] button and
mode.
2.
Turn the [VALUE] knob until "FUNCTION" appears in the display.
Press the [ENTER] button.
fig.lcd-keyvelocity.eps
3.
Use the [VALUE] knob to select "KEY
VELOCITY," and then press the [ENTER]
button.
This completes the settings and takes you back to Play mode.
For more about FUNCTION, refer to "FUNCTION" (p. 68).
]
button simultaneously to enter Edit

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