analogika wrote:I haven’t checked all of the programs on the Stage, but I can’t imagine that a harp program wouldn’t be velocity-sensitive.
I did, and they are indeed velocity sensitive
analogika wrote:I haven’t checked all of the programs on the Stage, but I can’t imagine that a harp program wouldn’t be velocity-sensitive.
NordNerd431 wrote:I would just use a volume pedal. Sometimes it’s much easier to control the volume that way.
anotherscott wrote:NordNerd431 wrote:I would just use a volume pedal. Sometimes it’s much easier to control the volume that way.
Very different from velocity sensitivity. Not suitable for note-by-note expressivity. Also, a volume pedal will affect the volume of already struck (but still ringing) notes.
NordNerd431 wrote:anotherscott wrote:NordNerd431 wrote:I would just use a volume pedal. Sometimes it’s much easier to control the volume that way.
Very different from velocity sensitivity. Not suitable for note-by-note expressivity. Also, a volume pedal will affect the volume of already struck (but still ringing) notes.
Clearly different, but may be the only viable option.
DDPascalDD wrote:Still I'm curious how you did find a harp with factory settings which already sounds useful. I can only find the raw sample (142). (newly bought)
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