How do I make a full strum work with lower velocity in AGM2?

[thomoz]

Hi

I'm experimenting creating my own strums in Cubase's piano roll rather than in the piano roll in AGM2.

I've programmed a note on C1 to choose my chord, a note on C4 to trigger a full downward strum, and a note on C#5 with a velocity of 78 to simulate an arpeggio.

I have a velocity of 68 on the C4 note (to simulate a softer played full strum), but it only plays the first three notes of the arpeggio. To get the full strum, I have to program higher velocities, but then the strum sounds too strong. Shouldn't all C4 notes play a full strum, and the velocity just adjust how hard the strum is played?

Thanks again for your time and help.

[thomoz]

Nevermind - my mistake - I see that it's the velocity that triggers the number of notes played. Thank you.

[thomoz]

Further to this, is there a way when programming a C4 note to have a full range of soft to loud strums, like you do when programming velocity in AGM2 piano? It seems from velocity 96-127 you have a range of chord strengths, but not the same range as the piano roll in AMG2.

[Eli [Ample Sound]]

Hi, in the current system, to strum all strings, the velocity of C4 has to be greater than 95.

Best regards.

[thomoz]

Thank you for your reply.