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Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Thanks for this info and the availability of your program, Spencer. As a Mac guy, I am usually rather slow to get around to looking at Windows software, but your description is intriguing and I intend to give it a try.
Regards,
PianoBench
In a message dated 1/4/04 12:26:21 PM, spencer@... writes:
Greetings PianoBench,
The reason I bothered to write my velocity modifying program was so
that any mapping may be done from original velocity to adjusted
velocity. You can make a mapping profile that sets minimum and maximum
and scales any way you want, all in one step. You can even make non
linear mappings so as to keep crashed notes, for example. Once you
have a mapping profile that you like you can save it and use it or
modify it etc etc. The program works on individual files (new feature)
or whole folders so you don't have to open each file in cakewalk. It
(by default) leaves the original files intact, or overwrites them.
Sunday, January 4, 2004, 8:23:09 AM, you wrote:
Pac> Good morning, everyone.
Pac> In a message dated 1/4/04 2:07:16 AM, Walt writes in his text file attachment:
Pac> <Pac> stuff by at least 40 on all 3 tracks....[SNIP]
Pac> With Cakewalk, reducing all of the velocities by 40 might
Pac>; take some that were under 40 to start with too low. Well, if you
Pac> close the file and reopen it again and look at the velocities in
Pac> event view, you will see all the velocities are down by 40 except
Pac> that none will go below 1.>>
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