As mentioned, you probably have to turn it off for each sound. I've had problems with the velocity on a small midi keyboard, after pouring coffee over it (who would have thunk that). It was full velocity on any key stroke on two keys. Besides that, those keys lagged terribly, too. I got it almost fixed by cleaning it thoroughly, opening it and detaching the keys and the soft rubber bumpers on the board underneath the keys. Maybe cleaning everything possible could fix your after-touch, too.
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Re: Broken Aftertouch
2007-10-24 by J Halmen