Is it possible to output velocity layers on a TD30?

[wolfereeno]

Not the layering you get by connecting the midi out to the midiin to get two sounds at once, but changing the actual sound based on velocity?

TIA!

 

[Tommy D]

So, for example, if the module has velocity settings from 0-127 are you asking if you can have a tambourine sound at velocity levels from 0-30, a cowbell at 31-60, a clave at 61-90 and a snare from 91-127?

I'm not sure why you would want that. It would be almost impossible to control and it would limit your variation in sound for each instrument making for a lot of machine gunning.

 

[wolfereeno]

Yes, basically that. I'm mostly interested in it for notes and melodic stuff. But I could see it useful for percussion too if the sounds were somewhat compatible, like a splash or a bigger crash, or a crash or a crash + BD.

Otherwise I can do stuff like this in Max, like switch between a note a chord.

Thx