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Topic: How to adapt the velocity of its keyboard (akai mpk 88) to Pianoteq

Hello, I am new a new user of Pianoteq. I' bought yesterday the version play with l' add one Rhodos after two week d' use of the demonstration.
I find the feeling of play impressive on Pianoteq compared to other piano software.
For even more realism I wish to regulate the velocity of my keyboard Akai mpk 88 to touch heavy with pianoteq, but I do not include/understand how it is necessary to make. How is it necessary proceeded? Cordially, Nosear



   Bonjour, je suis nouveau un nouvel utilisateur de Pianoteq. J'ai acheté hier la version play avec l'add-on rhodes après deux semaine d'utilisation de la démo.

Je trouve la sensation de jeu impressionnante sur Pianoteq par rapport à la concurrence.

Pour encore plus de réalisme je souhaite régler la vélocité de mon clavier un Akai mpk 88 toucher lourd à pianoteq, mais je ne comprend pas comment il faut faire.
Comment faut il procédé  pour bien régler la vélocité ?

Cordialement,

Nosear

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Re: How to adapt the velocity of its keyboard (akai mpk 88) to Pianoteq

Hello nosear and welcome!

Have a look in the velocity curves forum section:
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewforum.php?id=10

Unfortunately nobody has posted anything for your keyboard yet, but that means you get to be the first to share the curve for your keyboard

I would suggest you read the Instructions (one of the first posts on that page) which explains how to create a curve.

You can also refer to this page for an illustration of what the existing curves look like: http://www.pianoteq.com/velocity_curves

To get the list of values (like [ 0, 127..]...) simply right-click the velocity curve and then Copy.  To paste a curve, copy the values and Paste onto the velocity curve in pianoteq.

I ASSUME that Pianoteq Play allows you to do all this just like the regular version.  Otherwise, someone else will correct me!

Good luck!

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Re: How to adapt the velocity of its keyboard (akai mpk 88) to Pianoteq

thank you, I'll watch all this.
good evening