Is the Nord c1 velocity sensitive when used as a midi controller? Does it transmit velocity?
Wondering if I can use it to play electric piano sounds live as well via midi.
Thanks
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Re: C1 velocity sensitive?
by maxpiano » 01 Jun 2015, 08:13
From the MIDI implementation chart in the Nord C1 Manual:
MIDI channels
1 - 16, E1 - E9
Channel setting1 - 16 transmits MIDI Note messages on MIDI channels 1 - 16 with fixed velocity data, using the keyboards fast trigger response. MIDI In is enabled.
Channel setting E1 - E9 transmits MIDI Note messages on MIDI channel 1 - 9 with variable velocity data, using the keyboards normal trigger response. MIDI IN is disabled.
MIDI channels
1 - 16, E1 - E9
Channel setting1 - 16 transmits MIDI Note messages on MIDI channels 1 - 16 with fixed velocity data, using the keyboards fast trigger response. MIDI In is enabled.
Channel setting E1 - E9 transmits MIDI Note messages on MIDI channel 1 - 9 with variable velocity data, using the keyboards normal trigger response. MIDI IN is disabled.
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