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FYI, this had been added in the 1.5 beta version on GitHub (see the "velocity"_ thread for more info).

I updated the beta version on GitHub mentioned above. I added a small delay before mapping the pressure to velocity, only if there wasn't previously a note playing, which allows the pressure to build before sampling it. The delay is only introduced if you have the velocity switch turned on. I think ...

I've added a 1.5 Beta version of the software to GitHub: https://github.com/amowry/warbl Jim, I know you've updated the software before, but for others, the instructions are in the user manual, but just let me know if you have any questions. There are now methods for both Mac and PC (the Mac method ...

Done!

Ok, that would be easy enough to do then—just a switch to send velocity.

Ah, okay, I got it. I guess you would need to be able to map the pressure to velocity similar to how you can do it now with CC, correct? Would it work to use the same mapping, or would you need another set of sliders etc. so you can control mapping separately for CC and velocity?

Okay, thanks. I wasn't sure how useful velocity was for wind players because it can only be sent once, at the beginning of the note, but I see that it would make sense to include and I'll think about the best way to implement this. For starters I'll add the ability to change the overall velocity (wh...

I added this to the FAQ, but I thought I'd mention it here as well. I've had some questions about the newer iPhones without headphone jacks, which make it challenging to use USB MIDI and headphones at the same time. I've been told that this external USB hub/audio interface works well, and it is reas...

Thanks Jim! I realized this week when playing with some patches that it will be necessary to adjust velocity-- I didn't realize how often wind patches use it for things other than volume. Having it at 127 does some crazy things with some of them ;) I'm waiting to be accepted to the Patchman forum, b...

Thanks, that's good to know. I had another report as well that FluidSynth is best in terms of latency. For those looking for more information, this site has latency results for many combinations of devices and operating systems, and an app that lets you test the latency on your device: https://super...