On Mon, 25 Aug 2008, David Mochen wrote:
> And now... OK, I know this is not a priority for you, but I'd like a
> show of hands from all interested people here: is there anybody out
> there who considers it a worthy addition to have velocity sensitivity
> implemented in the Hawk kit? Can you imagine the filter cutoff and
> resonance opening and closing according to MIDI velocity? I'd go
> yahooooooooooooo about that. Just think about new levels of expression
> with our Poly 800's.
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i've already mentioned it, at the top of my wish list -
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/korgpolyex/message/2891but some of the other features are pretty fscking impressive...
and i have to admit... with a hardware controller and real-time control of
everything, velocity does seem less important. but with a mono-portamento
mode... let's just say it would make a unique 303(-style) emulator with
velocity control...
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