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EXPO
3
This
curve
is
also
derived
from
EXP01,
but
its
range
is
compressed
even
more
than
EXPO
2.
This
produces
the
most
gradual
response
for
MIDI
Velocity
and
Release
Velocity
and
has
the
least
dynamic
range.
Using
MIDI
Velocity
and
Release
Velocity
You
will
notice
several
important
and
obvious
differences
when
using
VEL
and
RVEL
via
MIDI
IN,
as
opposed
to
the
way
they
respond
internally.
As
stated
in
the
beginning
of
this
section,
the
Velocity
and
Release
Velocity
responses
that
apply
to
the
internal
Voices
is
also
sent
to
other
MIDI
instruments
in
the
system
via
MIDI
OUT.
These
settings
are
made
in
the
MISC
Sub-Page.
However,
the
MIDI
Velocity
and
Release
Velocity
received
by
the
MATRIX-12
via
MIDI
IN
is
scaled
much
simpler
from
the
internal
VEL
and
RVEL
responses.
This
is
because
MIDI
IN
Velocity
is
usually
scaled
at
the
source
(the
Master
instrument).
If
Velocity
Scaling
is
not
a
separate
function
in
your
Master
Instrument,
you
will
find
that
some
experimentation
may
be
required
to
get
the
Master
and
the
MATRIX-12
to
respond
in
the
precise
way
that
you
want.
This
particular
situation
is
especially
noticeable
when
using
a
MIDI
sequencer
to
record
and
playback
on
the
MATRIX-12.
You
may
discover
that
recording
a
track
on
the
sequencer
with
MIDI
OUT
Velocity
won't
sound
the
same
when
in
playback
(which
uses
the
MIDI
IN
Velocity).
Again,
some
experimentation
is
required
here
but
as
a
rule-of-thumb,
the
MIDI
IN
Velocity
Scale
called
LINEAR
most
closely
approimates
that
of
the
internal
Velocity
SCALE
2.
The
flow
chart
below
depicts
a
visual
representation
of
how
Velocity
is
processed
internally
as
opposed
to
Velocity
control
received
via
MIDI
IN.
Note
the
that
the
KEYBD
In
function
provides
the
MISC
Page
Velocity
SENSITIVITY
control
that
is
not
present
in
the
MIDI
IN
function.
This
is
because
Velocity
Sensitivity
via
MIDI
IN
can
only
be
set
on
the
Master
unit.
MIDI
IN
KEYBD
In
MIDI
Velocity
Scale
MISC
Velocity
SCALE
MISC
Velocity
SENSITIVITY
MIDI
OUT
VOICE
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Matrix-12
Owner's
Manual

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Oberheim Matrix-12 Specifications

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BrandOberheim
ModelMatrix-12
CategorySynthesizer
LanguageEnglish

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