ADSRLFO wrote:I might be wrong, but that was one of the most critical point from NS3C users (ok Half them).
Totaly agree...!
it seems they changed the keyboard touch but don't adapt the velocity curve to it ....[/quote]
I agree!!!!!!
ADSRLFO wrote:I might be wrong, but that was one of the most critical point from NS3C users (ok Half them).
anotherscott wrote:aureliopenna wrote:well, looks like velocity on compact models was totally ignored...
Maybe I missed something, but I thought the velocity response of the action in the Compact model was one of the things that folks are particularly happy about.
analogika wrote:There’s a small but extremely vocal minority who consistently complain about the improved velocity response.
stringtapper wrote:So it's a difference in the physical keybed itself then?
smcelyea wrote:My velocity issue is this: Low “G” (note #11) is softer than ALL the other notes on my NS3 88. Now that I updated to OS 1.36 it seems even more noticeable. Very annoying. Has anyone else had/have a similar issue? I hope it’s some sort of software issue and not hardware. I do not have a Nord tech anywhere close here in Arkansas (USA).
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smcelyea wrote:My velocity issue is this: Low “G” (note #11) is softer than ALL the other notes on my NS3 88. Now that I updated to OS 1.36 it seems even more noticeable. Very annoying. Has anyone else had/have a similar issue? I hope it’s some sort of software issue and not hardware. I do not have a Nord tech anywhere close here in Arkansas (USA).
smcelyea wrote:My velocity issue is this: Low “G” (note #11) is softer than ALL the other notes on my NS3 88. Now that I updated to OS 1.36 it seems even more noticeable. Very annoying. Has anyone else had/have a similar issue? I hope it’s some sort of software issue and not hardware. I do not have a Nord tech anywhere close here in Arkansas (USA).
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