Or you could open up your midi device and clean the contact strip. I just
recently had a velocity problem with just one key on one of my midi
keyboards (just one day before a gig). Opened it up and cleaning the strip
made it as good as new.
Regards, Anders
On Mon, Sep 9, 2019, 00:24 Christopher Arndt <chris@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> Am 08.09.19 um 16:45 schrieb S.:
> > I'm looking for
> > some easy Linux compatible options for something I can plug into Jack to
> > modify the velocity curve of *specific keys* before the signal reaches
> the
> > synthesizer program. Any tips? Thanks!
>
> Not exactly easy, but another option is writing a custom MIDI filter
> script for the Moony [1] LV2 plugin.
>
> Since I wanted to learn how to write these scripts anyway eventually, I
> just wrote a velocity scaling Lua script for Moony:
>
> https://github.com/SpotlightKid/moony-lv2-scripts/
>
> When you got the Moony LV2 plugin installed (I'll not go into how
> compile & install it here), you just copy and paste the Lua script into
> the Plugin GUI editor and then press the "Send" button at the bottom,
> then connect your midi input to Monny and Moony's output to your softsynth.
>
> You can change the velocity scaling factor and other parameters by
> changing the variables at the top of the script. Don't forget to press
> "Send" again after each change.
>
> Thanks to the Moony author for the very cool plugin!
>
>
> [1] https://open-music-kontrollers.ch/lv2/moony/
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