Velocity curves

[richfor]

Is there a way of adjusting the velocity curves on any of the Ample range?

In particular I'm using Ample Guitar PF and the sound is generally too loud in the lower-mid area of velocity.
The audible range is fine between 1 and 127 but the velocity response makes it very tricky to play quietly.
A velocity curve would be the perfect thing to fix this, but I can't find one, or in the manual.

[Liang[AmpleSound]]

Is there a way of adjusting the velocity curves on any of the Ample range?

In particular I'm using Ample Guitar PF and the sound is generally too loud in the lower-mid area of velocity.
The audible range is fine between 1 and 127 but the velocity response makes it very tricky to play quietly.
A velocity curve would be the perfect thing to fix this, but I can't find one, or in the manual.

You can open the Sample Editor of AGPF, select the notes in the lower-mid area, decrease the gain, and save a tune file when you think it is good.

[gtmaz]

Hi there, this kind of feature would be very much appreciated especially for acoustic metal and nylon string type of guitars. I tried, even before knowing about this thread, to "edit" the samples, but I found this a bit cumbersome. My preference would be to have a velocity multiplying factor for each string. Example: Low E: v x 0.7, A: v x 0.8, D: v x 0.9, etc. Very simple to implement and can be carried over with each "job". It would minimize note editing in the piano roll.

[Liang[AmpleSound]]

Hi there, this kind of feature would be very much appreciated especially for acoustic metal and nylon string type of guitars. I tried, even before knowing about this thread, to "edit" the samples, but I found this a bit cumbersome. My preference would be to have a velocity multiplying factor for each string. Example: Low E: v x 0.7, A: v x 0.8, D: v x 0.9, etc. Very simple to implement and can be carried over with each "job". It would minimize note editing in the piano roll.

Seems a brilliant idea, I will discuss this with my colleagues.

[richfor]

I'm actually using midi modifiers in Cubase as a workaround at the moment - it sort of works - but unfortunately it has started introducing crashes to the system!! Oh dear..
There are so many VSTs that have their own velocity curves on board (and I alsmot never touch them to be fair!) but Ample VSTs are seriously good in comparison to many competitors and theis feature would really lift the game more!!