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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Aftertouch & VSTi
arp_laszlo
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:02
i know not all VSTi respond to aftertouch, but are there any with patches that are designed with aftertouch in mind? i know that Albino recognizes it, but since i have never used aftertouch, i don't know if it has any sounds that take advantage of it.
ew
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:08
A lot of Absynth patches use aftertouch,as do a number of Xphraze's combis.
DevonB
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:17
Rhino takes advantage of aftertouch, for sure. Basically, any synth with a modulation source of aftertouch can use it on whatever modulation destination you choose. Cameleon 5000 does this as well.

Devon
husker
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:27
CS-80V responds to both channel and polyphonic aftertouch (one of the few that do).

The original CS-80 has a full poly aftertouch keyboard, which the CS-80V emulates very well PLUS it adds a full modulation matrix that lets you assign aftertouch to 60+ different parameters.

I use an Elka keyboard that does poly aftertouch, and it works brilliantly!

cheers.
arp_laszlo
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:27
Do any of the synths you guys mentioned have patches that use aftertouch?
ew
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:31
arp_laszlo wrote:
Do any of the synths you guys mentioned have patches that use aftertouch?

I wrote:
A lot of Absynth patches use aftertouch,as do a number of Xphraze's combis.

ew
arp_laszlo
Posted: 15th February 2004 14:42
apologies - i will return to smoking what i've been smoking...
DevonB
Posted: 15th February 2004 16:16
Check the comment ssection within Rhino to see if aftertouch affects anything.

Devon
DevonB
Posted: 15th February 2004 16:21
Embarassed Double post.

Devon
Notron User
Posted: 15th February 2004 16:41
DocT and Summa made some rather nifty aftertouch exploitable patches for Virsyn's Tera2 synth.

Hmmm. Must go play with tera right now...
uncadave
Posted: 15th February 2004 17:02
i was just wondering myself recently how you assign which parameter is being 'aftertouched"
DevonB
Posted: 15th February 2004 20:43
uncadave wrote:
i was just wondering myself recently how you assign which parameter is being 'aftertouched"


Pick a program that has modulation sources and destinations first, guy. Smile You pick 'aftertouch' as a source, then pick from a list of destinations, such as LFO speed, depth, rate, pitch, resonance, cutoff freqeuncy, etc etc etc. All depends on the synth.

Devon
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