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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>... a person or an algorithm?</p><p>A piano preset sound at MIDI velocity 64 is in the &quot;middle&quot; of a scale of 128 possible values. Who decides, which sound of a recorded piano represents this velocity 64 in an instrument preset?</p><p>Is it a person, who says: This recorded sound represents the medium character of that instrument the best to my ears, let&#039;s define it as vel 64!</p><p>Or is it an algorithm, that divides the &quot;loudness&quot; range in 128 steps from the quietest to the loudest playable sound of a note?</p><p>If there is no systematic in this process, it probably makes sense to customize the velocity curve for each instrument preset. Maybe even after a revoicing update.</p>]]></content>
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