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Dave, you have pretty well described what I have found on my DC3 Mark 
II: 20 to 100 is pretty much the practical range of velocity while 
recording.

Here's the story on reproduction:

On the Mark II with the Volume conrol set at zero, you cannot achieve 
any greater dynamic range than that resulting from a MIDI velocity range 
of about from 20 to 93.  Notes at velocities between 94 and 127 play no 
louder than those at 93.

To hear differences in sound output between, say, velocities 127 and 93, 
you may reduce the volume control to -5.  In that case, however, the 
note at velocity 127 will produce no greater sound output than the note 
  at velocity 93 while the DKV volume was set at 0.  In other words, 
that's the limit.

Dave Budde wrote:
> I am using a DC5-pro interfacing to Logic Platinum on a computer.  When 
> I send Midi data to the computer, I can only get velocity data between 
> 20 and 80 unless.  I can get to 100 if I really bang hard on the 
> keyboard.  And no matter how lightly I touch the keyboard, I can't get 
> a velocity below 20.  Midi should allow values between 0 and 127.  
> Anyone have any idea how to get a wider velocity range out of this 
> thing?
> 
> I've tried both XP mode and Enhanced mode and get the same result.  I 
> have also tried changing the volume setting in the Midi Out parameter 
> at both 50 and 127 and this doesn't seem to have any effect.  This I 
> don't understand at all.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
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