It's amazing for all the synth guys who want to go DAWless.

The MIDIhub is great for various problems (such as some MIDI mapping) in software/computer based DAWs too.
It's a neat little device.

Whoa, this box has it all!
The list of features seems endless. It's amazing for all the synth guys who want to go DAWless.
But for the sole purpose of changing the velocity of a masterkeyboard (when used with a computer) it's a bit of an overkill i guess.
It's a luxurious little helper nevertheless.

MIDIhub
https://blokas.io/midihub/

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A 4-in, 4-out MIDI interface with internal firmware programmable for many types of MIDI routing, filtering, convolutions and transformations of MIDI data, using a configuration/editor app that is available for Windows, Mac and Linux, which flashes the desired configuration to the MIDI interface's firmware (up to 8 different configurations of MIDI routing/filtering, I think), so that the hardware is independent of its programming app.

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I bought one of these a couple weeks ago and like it very much so far. Well-thought-out in its design and implementation.

This is discussed in the Arturia forum but Arturia doesn't seem to care, even if it could probably be corrected with a tiny firmware update.
Within Pianoteq i am able to edit the curve but many of my standalone VSTs do not offer this feature.

With the Velocity Changer and LoopBe1 i can control the velocity now. Amazing!

Thank you!

Greg

I like the P-515 very much. No - I did not have an FP90, but I did briefly own an FP60....for one day. I discovered a problem with it's action, so returned it and got the P-515 instead.

Greg

Thank you Greg.

May I also ask what external velocity curve you are using with your P515?

Warmest regards,

Chris

Greg

I'm using the Bome MIDI Translator at the moment. No GUI - you have to program it, and it's very awkward, but it can be used for other things too - very powerful. I only use it for a fixed curve that I always use with the P515 (even for it's INTERNAL sounds - I loop the MIDI back). I then may apply an additional correction for different instruments & apps, using their inbuilt curve adjustments.

One thing I used Bome for recently is to modify the tri-sensor MIDI stream from the P515, to translate the contiguous Note-Ons, to a standard Note-On/Note-Off stream - an application I am using couldn't handle the contiguous Note-Ons.

Greg
P.S two aspects of Bome's programming language that are extremely annoying: no floating point, and no arrays.

How are you finding your P515 Skip? I have a P515 also. Am I right in thinking you used to have a Roland FP90??? I have been thinking of cross grading to the FP90 as many review the PHA50 keybed very favourably. What are your thoughts Skip?

Warmest regards,

Chris

One thing I used Bome for recently is to modify the tri-sensor MIDI stream from the P515, to translate the contiguous Note-Ons, to a standard Note-On/Note-Off stream - an application I am using couldn't handle the contiguous Note-Ons.

Greg
P.S two aspects of Bome's programming language that are extremely annoying: no floating point, and no arrays.

You will need both applications

Warmest regards,

Chris

i would like to give the software a try.
Couldn't find a working link on the web though.
So if your link still works, please be so kind to post it ...
Thank you in advance ...

Pboy

I have found that using the Trombetworks Velocity Changer software has helped me greatly. I am very pleased with the velocity curve I now have for my Yamaha P515WH. I can run the Trombetworks software in the back ground, use loopback software to pipe the output of this to the input of Pianoteq or any DAW of your choice, and bingo.

If anyone wants the free Trombetworks software, I'll post a link.

Warmest regards,

Chris