Modartt user forum - Setting up Keyswitches

Re: Setting up Keyswitches

null@example.com (Alexis Thibault) — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 08:34:42 +0000

If you have Pianoteq Standard or Pro, you can change the tone by using the "Plucking point" and "Plucking brightness" settings, among others.
You can refer to the corresponding section of the manual for more details.

Re: Setting up Keyswitches

null@example.com (acapella) — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 12:49:25 +0000

Alexis Thibault wrote:

Hello,
The settings should be as in the following image:
It is possible to do this using MIDI Learn: long-press the desired control, select Assign MIDI Event, press the keyswitch, then change Set to Toggle in the MIDI Mappings window.

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Fantastic! So 'note on' indeed (with the on/off qualifier). And I was looking into "keyswitches behaving as toggles" instead of actually defining them with set:toggle. Many tks for a short, very clear and detailed explanation! Incidentally, is there a way to change the tone - such as sul ponticello, Tirando, etc.?

Re: Setting up Keyswitches

null@example.com (Alexis Thibault) — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 09:21:18 +0000

Hello,

The settings should be as in the following image:

It is possible to do this using MIDI Learn: long-press the desired control, select Assign MIDI Event, press the keyswitch, then change Set to Toggle in the MIDI Mappings window.

Setting up Keyswitches

null@example.com (acapella) — Wed, 30 Jul 2025 20:43:08 +0000

Hello,
Newbie question here, regarding classical the guitar pack. What exact steps must I take inside the Midi window in order to assign events like [Pedal 2 pinch Harmonic pedal] or Mute to a specific keyswitch? I see 'controller', 'program change' and 'note on' drop-down entries but no 'keyswitch'. I assumed it would be 'Note on' but that doesn't work.
Tks