[sdiy] Release Velocity & Poly Aftertouch -- Too Much?
Rainer Buchty
rainer at buchty.net
Thu Jun 30 21:56:34 CEST 2005
> I like the idea too. Other options are optical or magnetic readout of
> key position. "Leveling" (getting all the keys to respond the same)
> is the biggest problem.
Could be done a similar way to the Ensoniq approach. Do a
whatever-frequency conversion and then determine the default value for
each key. Should work, if all keys at least have (somewhat) identical
responses.
> Maybe the capacitive approach would have some advantage there.
> Magnetic is probably the most sensitive technique because of the 1/r^4
> dependence, but linear Hall sensors are still fairly expensive.
Now for the DIY approach: Would it be possible to convert an average
keyboard using one of these methods, or better: has someone done it yet?
I have several spare keyboards which just deliver velocity but don't
have any means of getting pressure response.
Rainer
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