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you should alter the output of the "velocity" sequenced steps module to something like min=-80, max=12 (or a smaller interval if you prefer).
I think i can start hoping that i will enventually understand!! so how can I manage to have negative values from the velocity step module output ???? oh my little rabbit head is hurting!!!Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 20 Oct 2008, 13:54
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If you keep the connection to the MIDI transform, you should alter the output of the "velocity" sequenced steps module to something like min=-80, max=12 (or a smaller interval if you prefer). As it is, it outputs only values between 0 and 1 which doesn't really amount to much variation... You should also remove the gain fader, or else the steps and the fader get added at the gain input, or - if you want to keep the fader - change the min/max values to a smaller interval so it's useable for adding or subtracting values to the steps' output.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 20 Oct 2008, 12:56
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you could connect the velocity to "gain" on the existing MIDI Transform module in the patch. Either way you have to mess around with the min/max value of the velocity module to get something useful.
Obviously i didn't manage to make it work 
. And once again i'm soliciting some help from the north!!!So i'm using the patch "bass liner+velocity" in order to create a groove box using Native Instruments Battery. The construction of the bass liner is perfect for what i need to do, except the fact that i can't have for now midi velocities values.
When u say "connect velocity to "gain" i understand obviously where i have to connect it but what i don't know, is what you call "velocity" is it the module "step" in the bass liner patch ?? i tried to connect this out to the gain of the Midi Transform and adding a piano roll to the out of the midi transform and while recording, there is no velocity changes !!!!!
When u say messing around with min/max what does it mean ??? because i have changed some values and nothing changed!!
Thanks in advance...
Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 20 Oct 2008, 10:52
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You either have to use a Create MIDI Message module to combine the note/pitch output and the velocity output into a single MIDI message, or you could connect the velocity to "gain" on the existing MIDI Transform module in the patch. Either way you have to mess around with the min/max value of the velocity module to get something useful.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 01 Oct 2008, 07:50
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thank u
Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 30 Sep 2008, 11:46
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Statistics: Posted by senso — 30 Sep 2008, 11:27
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Recording the bass liner is quite fun , but unfortunatly when i 'm recording the note pattern, i noticed that i wasn't recording his velocity. i have looked inside the patch, and it seem that velocity datas are directed only towards the audio output.
how can i record the velocity ??
thank u
Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 30 Sep 2008, 09:22
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