Specifications

Setup Mode
The Setup Editor
7-33
CrossfadeisdesignedtobeusedintandemwiththeReverseCrossfadecurve,enablingyouto
performsmoothcrossfadesbetweendifferentprograms.
Bumptapersvelocityresponsetoresembleabellcurve,sothatnotesareloudestwhenyour
keystrikevelocityis64.Notesgetsofterasthekeystrikevelocityapproaches0
or127.
ThenextfourvelocitycurvesareReverseLinear(RvrsLinear),ReverseExpand(RvrsExpand),
ReverseCompress(RvrsCompress),andReverseCrossfade(RvrsCrossfade).Thesetaper
velocityinreverseofthefivecurveswejustcovered.Forexample,ReverseLinear’sresponseis
suchthatstrikinga
keyharderwillproducealowervolume,strikingitsofterwillproducea
highervolume,andsoon.Thisprovidesaconvenientwaytoachievenegativescaling,byletting
yousetoneparameterinsteadoftwo.
MIDI Velocity
127
0
127
Strike Velocity
64
64
Velocity Curve: Linear
Velocity Curve: Bump
Velocity Curve: Crossfade
as you hit the keys harder (increase the
velocity) MIDI velocity increases proportionally
MIDI velocity is greatest at
medium strike velocity
Below medium strike velocity, MIDI velocity is less
than with Linear curve; above medium strike velocity,
MIDI velocity is greater than with Linear curve
MIDI Velocity
127
0
127
Strike Velocity
64
64
Velocity Curve: Reverse Linear
Velocity Curve: Reverse Crossfade
as you hit the keys harder (increase the
velocity) MIDI velocity decreases proportionally
Below medium strike velocity, MIDI velocity is greater
than with Reverse Linear curve; above medium strike
velocity, MIDI velocity is less than with Reverse Linear
curve
Velocity Curve: Reverse Compress
MIDI velocity is more at
medium strike velocity than Reverse Linear curve
Velocity Curve: Reverse Expand
MIDI velocity is less at
medium strike velocity than Reverse Linear curve