I was playing around with some kind of setting window and now when I play softly the keyboard barely sounds. I can’t find anything in the manual that would get this to revert.
How do I adjust it back to where it was?
Thanks!
Don
Hi Don,
What virtual instrument are you controlling? It could be something internal or the way a preset is designed.
Or, you could always factory reset your controller just in case anything weird has happened.
Thanks,
J
Analog Lab V. The feel is messed up only in the piano instruments. The synths work fine.
I have reset to factory settings several times and it has no effect.
I was playing around in Butter, when a window came up. It had me play softly, loudly, then normally, saying it was adjusting the instrument to my approach, but something went really wrong.
Let’s see if we can help you out here.
Which version of AnalogLab V do you have? It will tell you in the top left-hand corner of the GUI (that’s what we call the 'Graphical User Interface for short).
Pic below…
It sounds like you’ve inadvertently set the ‘velocity curve’ without realising what’s happening?
Am i right in assuming you’re reasonably new to midi/synths etc?
Do you have a licence for the full version of The Piano V instrument?
‘Butter’ is not an instrument in itself, it’s just a ‘preset’ for The Piano V instrument.
Here’s a pic of the ‘Butter’ preset in The Piano V instrument, i’ve highlighted the ‘Advanced’ tab you’ll need to click to go to the next step…
You’ll then see the ‘Advanced’ settings, which is where you can set up and alter how Piano V reacts to your dynamic input., it’s the bottom right hand box, which i’ve highlighted again.
Click on the little ‘cross-hairs’ icon in that box and you’ll see the following pic, which is what i suspect you saw in the fist place?
Take some time to have a GOOD read of the dialogue so you’ll understand what exactly is happening.
It sounds like it might be a good idea for you to go through The Manual too as there is some depth which can be a little overwhelming at first.
If you can get back to us with some more definite answers, we’ll be able to help you better.
HTH!
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That solved it. You pointed me right to the problem and now it’s fixed.
I had looked in the Manual, but didn’t know what to call it. “Velocity Curve!” Ah ha!
Thanks Matjones!
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Hey that’s great news! Glad it sorted it for you.
I would definitely stick with the manual, learning more about synths/midi etc as there’s quite a bit to it and, unfortunately, it can be quite ‘jargon heavy’ for newer users.
There WILL also be other occasions where you might accidentally click on something without realising etc, so having a bit more knowledge is likely to help you on those occasions, as well as being able to get the most from your setup.
Just take it a bit at a time, and after a while you’ll be surprised at how much you’ll have picked up.
