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Harware Legacy versions => Origin => General Discussion on Origin => Topic started by: moogy blues on January 15, 2010, 05:31:54 pm
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Intrigued by this duo aftertouch function with the new origin keyboard.
I find channel aftertouch a bit limiting and would be interested if there are other midi keyboards available that i can plug into my Origin module
Would be good if Arturia considered a midi keyboard we could plug in separate to the module ;)
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Intrigued by this duo aftertouch function with the new origin keyboard.
This is a mode that provides a quasi polyphonic (channel) aftertouch. It will be available on the Origin Keyboard only.
Would be good if Arturia considered a midi keyboard we could plug in separate to the module
I'll forward your wish to my boss :)
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Ace! 8)
time permitting of course :)
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Intrigued by this duo aftertouch function with the new origin keyboard.
This is a mode that provides a quasi polyphonic (channel) aftertouch. It will be available on the Origin Keyboard only.
does this mean we can have lest's say a string sound on the left, played chorded and a solo sound on the right, aftertouch pressed on the right will only affects the right sound, not the chord ? (i mean each sound on its own midi channel)
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does this mean we can have lest's say a string sound on the left, played chorded and a solo sound on the right, aftertouch pressed on the right will only affects the right sound, not the chord ? (i mean each sound on its own midi channel)
I cannot say too much on that particular aspect because this feature is still under development and we may have to modify the current specification. The idea is : the note range is divided into zones and you'll be able to choose a pressure mode on each individual zone. If you enable this new aftertouch mode then the pressure is applied to the last note played within the zone.
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That doesn't make it polyphonic aftertouch though, where a single note can be influenced by the respective key aftertouch.
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That doesn't make it polyphonic aftertouch though, where a single note can be influenced by the respective key aftertouch.
Absolutely right. That's why I used the expression "quasi polyphonic aftertouch". However you can get in your playing a feeling which is not far from what you get with a true poly aftertouch.
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It sounds like Arturia is trying. I wish I could play it. I don't live far from the Anaheim Convention Center, but I don't have a NAMM pass :(
Now that the VAX77 keyboard actually seems like a real product (which I'd also love to try at NAMM....), it would be amazing for Arturia and Infinite Response to work together on a Origin Keyboard Plus, using their poly-aftertouch mechanism! I hope they're at least plugging a VAX77 into an Origin at the show to trying them out together!!!
David
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Now that the VAX77 keyboard actually seems like a real product (which I'd also love to try at NAMM....), it would be amazing for Arturia and Infinite Response to work together on a Origin Keyboard Plus, using their poly-aftertouch mechanism! I hope they're at least plugging a VAX77 into an Origin at the show to trying them out together!!!
David
VAX77 costs $2500 :-X
Have to confess my main interest is true poly aftertouch at a reasonable price.
The only real contender I've found so far is the Roland A90 from the mid 80s :(
and this is far from ideal
I believe there is an issue with the volume of MIDI data created by poly aftertouch but surely the usb 2 outlet/inlet could cope with this :)