Simple MIDI app / plugin to map velocity curve for MIDI piano keyboard controller ?

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I have an old (fathful !) Ensoniq SDP1 piano with weighted keys.

For many years I have used Midi Ox to map the incoming data from my playing to a better velocity response curve (and still do in my 32 bit Win 10 DAW partition).

However I now have Reason 10 which is 64 bit only, installed on my 64 bit Win 10 partition and Midi Ox does not work with 64 bit programs.

Is there an alternative app/program I could use in this environment ?

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Thanks - that could be just the ticket.
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midiVelocityScaler or midiCurve from IPH.

midiVelocityScaler (32/64bit) in the "Piz MIDI plugin collection":
https://www.thepiz.org/plugins/?p=pizmidi

midiCurve (32-bit):
https://www.thepiz.org/plugins/?p=midiCurve

midiCurve (64-bit) can you find in the archive "pizjuce_x64_20120111.zip" from:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/pizmidi/downloads

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Tooting my own horn here, but if someone stumbles upon this post looking for a solution, I developed a standalone tool for this purpose years ago called VelPro: https://springbeats.com/velpro/ (https://springbeats.com/velpro/)

It's easy to use and lets you customise a curve per key if need be, but is a standalone app, not a VST. This way you can configure it once for your controller, and have it work with any music app you own, regardless of its supported plugin format.

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