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Quick question about iMini

SkEvolverSkEvolver
in General App Discussion

Hey guys, just a quick question:

Does the app iMini (the Moog replicator) support velocity on midi keyboards?

I was playing it last night trying to get a lovely smooth bass sound. But I wasn't hearing any velocity when played with my m-audio 49.

I couldn't find anything on the UI or settings in the app about it, and I couldn't find any specifics on the App Store page either....

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  • ShazammShazamm

    @SkEvolver said:
    Hey guys, just a quick question:

    Does the app iMini (the Moog replicator) support velocity on midi keyboards?

    I was playing it last night trying to get a lovely smooth bass sound. But I wasn't hearing any velocity when played with my m-audio 49.

    I couldn't find anything on the UI or settings in the app about it, and I couldn't find any specifics on the App Store page either....

    I believe they wanted to emulate the real thing. But im sure its velocity sensitive let me check

  • DaveypooDaveypoo

    I don't believe so as the original MiniMoog is not velocity sensitive.

  • RetronymsRetronyms

    @Shazamm said:

    @SkEvolver said:
    Hey guys, just a quick question:

    Does the app iMini (the Moog replicator) support velocity on midi keyboards?

    I was playing it last night trying to get a lovely smooth bass sound. But I wasn't hearing any velocity when played with my m-audio 49.

    I couldn't find anything on the UI or settings in the app about it, and I couldn't find any specifics on the App Store page either....

    I believe they wanted to emulate the real thing. But im sure its velocity sensitive let me check

    It's definitely not supposed to be on screen, and I don't think it is with a MIDI controller either. When I tried it I wasn't able to get any velocity with my Korg micro key.
    -Eric

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