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Hi Julien
I see what you mean, and it would be an elegant way of overcoming my

handedness, having a separate keyboard routed with a bit of velocity

compression on the one for the right hand.
Alas, I do have two midi controller keyboards and whilst one is an

88-key, semi-weighted affair, the other is a synth-action keyboard which

now seems to have a few dodgy keys. Intermittent keys aside, a synth

action is no good for playing piano on, there just isn't the feedback

and it goes from nearly right to the top velocity layer with barely a

difference in touch, but that probably says more about my skills than

anything else.
Thanks again
Q
On 10/04/12 22:17, Julien Claassen wrote:

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> Hi Q!

> Couldn't you use two masterkeyboards for the playing? You say synthSS.

> so you could have one for the left and one for the right hand and then

> do some clever MIDI routing and changng of incoming velocity events.

> Well splitting wouldn't work for such a piece, really, even if your

> keyboard could handle it.

> It was no trouble listening to it nor commenting. :-)

> Warmly yours

> Julien

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