You may wish to try my latest touch curve for the VPC1. If so, please program in to the VPC Editor dowloadable free from the VPC1 website.
The curve is extremely simple;
0,0
100, 74
127, 127
I wonder if you'll eventually remove the middle point altogether, and just go for 0,0 --> 127,127?
James
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sigasa wrote:Congratulations Mabry. And may you be as happy with the new acquisition as I am with mine
I have played it for about 4 hours since getting it. My technique has improved already, my touch was way too heavy before.
You may wish to try my latest touch curve for the VPC1. If so, please program in to the VPC Editor dowloadable free from the VPC1 website.
The curve is extremely simple;
0,0
100, 74
127, 127
Enjoy!
]]>The MP-10 uses the RM3 Grand action while the VPC1 uses the RM3 Grand II. The Grand II action adds an additional sensor for each key, otherwise it is the same as the Grand. So the feel of these should be the same.
This is correct. However, the addition of the third sensor will give the RM3 Grand II action a more responsive feeling compared to the RM3 Grand.
For more information regarding the action, please refer to the VPC website
http://kawaivpc.com/en/features
Kind regards,
James
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ps. congrats on your VPC1 mabry!
]]>As I do not like depending on a computer (for sound source) all the time, I'd probably prefer the MP-10 over the VPC-1 for the concept, does the VPC-1 have a better key action than the MP-10? The music store did not have it in the showroom...
The MP-10 uses the RM3 Grand action while the VPC1 uses the RM3 Grand II. The Grand II action adds an additional sensor for each key, otherwise it is the same as the Grand. So the feel of these should be the same. See this:
]]>I have looked at and tried out a few digipianos at a big music house near by.
From Kawai, I liked the MP-10 more than the other ones in terms of keyboard action. Question:
As I do not like depending on a computer (for sound source) all the time, I'd probably prefer the MP-10 over the VPC-1 for the concept, does the VPC-1 have a better key action than the MP-10? The music store did not have it in the showroom...
Thanks
Bernie
Congratulations Mabry. And may you be as happy with the new acquisition as I am with mine
I have played it for about 4 hours since getting it. My technique has improved already, my touch was way too heavy before.
]]>sigasa wrote:Congratulations Mabry. And may you be as happy with the new acquisition as I am with mine
Are you still oiling your baby up at night?
And obsessively going over all the curves?Oooo...those two questions sound kind of weird together, don't they?
No to 1
Yes to 2 &
Yes to 3!
Kindest Regards,
Chris
]]>Congratulations Mabry. And may you be as happy with the new acquisition as I am with mine
Are you still oiling your baby up at night?
And obsessively going over all the curves?
Oooo...those two questions sound kind of weird together, don't they?
]]>You arrive on Saturday morning and you only made me wait for about a week.
You were easy to get here in Tokyo, there is a Kawai piano studio about 30 minutes from me and they had you in stock.
But of course you know that already!
I am so looking forward to meeting you.
When you arrive I may have to stop watching the first playoff game of my beloved Red Sox and set you up.
Do you know if there is still a backlog in other countries for getting you?
See you soon!Mabry (your soon to be owner)
Congratulations Mabry. And may you be as happy with the new acquisition as I am with mine
]]>Mabry (your soon to be owner)
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