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4.5.2. Pad Aftertouch

Aftertouch is a method of adding modulation by pressing the pad(s) harder after they

have been pressed. Initial keyboard touch sends out a velocity value (higher if you play

harder), and pressing the keys harder after you've played them sends another value that

can be used for modulation. Typical uses include adding vibrato or opening up the filter of a

synthesizer.

The most common type of aftertouch is Channel Aftertouch – pressing only one pad harder

sends out one combined aftertouch value for all the pads. The pads on KeyLab Essential

mk3 can all send out

separate

aftertouch values, even if many pads are played at the same

time. This feature is called Polyphonic Aftertouch.

For the pads, you can also choose (globally) a Linear, Exponential, or Logarithmic curve for

the aftertouch of all pads. There is no Fixed option.

Aftertouch is most expressive when you can gradually increase finger pressure to bring in

more vibrato, vary the filter cutoff, or affect any other instrument parameter. So, experiment

with the three curves to decide which feels best.

Linear velocity curve

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