@d-healey

I am beginning to understand that if I am able to ask a correct and understandable question, I will get a clear answer. Thank you

Dear Hise community. What is your initial inspiration? Why do you want to create virtual instruments? I want to do it mainly for beginners and potential musicians. So that they have at their disposal a good and attractive musical instrument for a symbolic price (open source) So that they just turn it on and it sounds perfect. For people who don't know DAW. I'm all about standalone and simplicity. And secondly, for money so that my biggest problem when I get up in the morning is how to make a better virtual instrument.

Improvise on the keyboard immediately without learning music.

Use only the D key as a bass.

Everything you do on the white keys is good.

You can play any spontaneous melody - you can create any chords and combinations.

The instructions are clear. Bass D key and anything on the white keys. Black no.

It's improvised funk, soul, jazz.

It is Dminor PARADOX

@d-healey

@d-healey Yes. I understand you. And by creating more sample maps I could change this constellation. (1 - 42, dynamic 2 to 43 - 84, and dynamic 3 to 85-127)

@d-healey in one there will be the quietest velocity layer, for example HiVel 50, and in the other sample map HiVel 53. If I make 3 sample maps, I have 3 velocity curves.

@d-healey but you actually solved it.

I can create multiple sample maps and give the option to switch between them

Thank you

@d-healey Yes. and thanks for the responses.
and I say that it should be available to everyone without the need to create. ,(script) in future

I meant it as an improvement suggestion.

@d-healey exactly that's a fixed solution. But yes.. that's the same effect. exactly

@Robert-Puza and if you have multiple velocity layers of samples it is used to select which sample is triggered

Yes .. exactly.. that's what I mean

I need to be able to set this.
If I hit the keyboard with 50 velocity force, I can set it to 53 with the same hit force.

@d-healey ok. thanks for the response.

But if I change the dynamic setting in the midi keyboard - is it the same as if I change the velocity modulator setting? you know in the midi keyboard there are usually 3 curve settings. By setting the velocity modulator you will not play the loudest velocity layer samples with a soft hit. Or yes?

I know: I should learn how to create it myself,
but the ability for the user to control the tap delay speed of a virtual musical instrument should be a standard feature.

What is velocity?

I think that the possibility of setting the velocity for the user (from his point of view he needs to set the keyboard sensitivity) also affects the setting by which you can play samples of higher dynamic layers with a smaller keystroke. (for example)
do you agree?

That this is what we mean when we say velocity setting for the user? (function on the interface)

Please correct me if I understand it wrong again but isn't this the standard velocity setting when we talk about keyboard instruments?

I'm asking this ALSO for those musicians who don't know how to manipulate the velocity settings in hardware (midi keys) but I'm talking about that setting.