M-Audio Oxygen Pro 61 velocity problem
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 1 posts since 27 Sep, 2022
I have an M-Audio Oxygen Pro 61 which I don't use much and bought less than a year ago.
I didn't notice this before, but there are some keys, (and they are all black keys) which are more sensitive then the rest, no matter how do I setup the velocity in the presets editor.
I can set it to low, medium, or linear..... the same keys responds with around 30% higher velocity.
It can be clearly see in the DAW and hear of course.
Is this a problem that could be fixed by some firmware?
Should I try to get warranty for this reason?
Thanks
RR
I didn't notice this before, but there are some keys, (and they are all black keys) which are more sensitive then the rest, no matter how do I setup the velocity in the presets editor.
I can set it to low, medium, or linear..... the same keys responds with around 30% higher velocity.
It can be clearly see in the DAW and hear of course.
Is this a problem that could be fixed by some firmware?
Should I try to get warranty for this reason?
Thanks
RR
- KVRAF
- 15273 posts since 8 Mar, 2005 from Utrecht, Holland
Sounds like a (rather common) design flaw. Funnily enough it's rather difficult to get black keys react similar to white keys. Most keybeds suffer from this. Hence tge ilf thread "they don't make decent keyboards anymore"
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- KVRist
- 153 posts since 17 Dec, 2020
Agreed. I’ve tried a lot of MIDI keyboards over the last couple of years & returned most of them due uneven velocity, rattling noises, dead keys etc.
My current is the best by far - Novation Launchkey 88. Fantastic velocity response: 1 - 127 (bizarrely quite rare!) & uniform response over the whole keybed. Good quality too. No aftertouch though - personally I don’t care but many get grumpy over.
My current is the best by far - Novation Launchkey 88. Fantastic velocity response: 1 - 127 (bizarrely quite rare!) & uniform response over the whole keybed. Good quality too. No aftertouch though - personally I don’t care but many get grumpy over.
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- KVRist
- 412 posts since 19 Feb, 2022
Guess I’ll keep the trend of “older keyboards are better”* going lol, I’ve got a 10+ year old M-Audio Oxygen 49 keyboard that honestly still works just as well as the day I got it. No velocity issues or anything.
I’m kinda adamant that the company called M-Audio from 10 years ago doesn’t exist anymore today but in name only, so maybe I’ve just got a gem from a past era lol.
*Edit: At least the budget/entry-level ones, I’d hope the higher end ones would be of better quality maybe?
I’m kinda adamant that the company called M-Audio from 10 years ago doesn’t exist anymore today but in name only, so maybe I’ve just got a gem from a past era lol.
*Edit: At least the budget/entry-level ones, I’d hope the higher end ones would be of better quality maybe?
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- KVRAF
- 35178 posts since 27 Jul, 2005 from the wilds of wanny
Novation keybeds seem to be pretty well built in general. My 16 year-old Remote SL-25 is still working perfectly. I just got a 10 year old Maudio Oxygen 88 which I haven't tried out yet. but the guy who gave it to me said it was all working properly when he'd retired it for a "better", newer model, last year.
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 12 Sep, 2023
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Hi guys, I finally found a solution to the problem.A guy created this standalone vst that modifies the velocity of only the black keys.
I managed to find the right settings and everything works great
Try it too
https://springbeats.com/velpro/ (https://springbeats.com/velpro/)