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| + | * Velocity curvature adjustment (up/down) | ||
| + | * Velocity floor adjustment | ||
| + | * Velocity ceiling adjustment | ||
| + | * The point of all of these is to adjust any given drumkit to match the expected sound output from a midi drum loop you might have acquired elsewhere. The drumkits differ in where the hits are placed and as such an internal adjustment might be needed for the midi to sound as expected when played through any particular kit. | ||
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