Default Velocity

Hey everybody, I’m pretty new to the mpc world. I have an mpc one. I’m wondering if there’s any way I can set the full level velocity value to 100 by default meaning every time I’m in full level, velocity will not pass 100. If anyone knows please help thanks.

You can also make changes in program mode to reduce velocity, output volume, etc...

What are you trying to achieve or fix?

I don't think so, you either have full (127) or half (64). Set one of those and then adjust via the velocity lane. Or use an external controller, many will have that option.

In Program Edit...I believe you can set each Pad to Trigger in a Certain Velocity Range under the Pan/Velocity Tab

I may be wrong tho

Lampdog wrote:Yep, there is no one solution. There are many.

what box are you rocking nowadays? I know you were on 4k for ages. (i bet you still have it.)

Il piggyback here to save cluttering up with another thread. A few days into my X.

Coming from a 1k/25k jjosxl could set an individual pads velocity upper and lower limits.
For eg. Can have normal velocity on hats kicks etc then for a clap it will always trigger at a fixed velocity (or velocity range as set by me)

Only option close I can find is in program edit. Layers. I can set a upper and lower limit for the pad but hitting above/below that figure won't trigger pad. (yup. I know it's for layering samples)

Can this be done or is it a lost cause.

Cheers.
Rob.

In program edit > modulation, change the AMP setting under 'velocity sensitivity'. Set to 0 for the pad to have no velocity sensitivity (for volume) - i.e. like full level, but will retain other velocity sensitivity, such as filter cutoff . Set to 127 for maximum sensitivity

MPC-Tutor wrote:In program edit > modulation, change the AMP setting under 'velocity sensitivity'. Set to 0 for the pad to have no velocity sensitivity (for volume) - i.e. like full level, but will retain other velocity sensitivity, such as filter cutoff . Set to 127 for maximum sensitivity

Excellent. Thanks for the help.

For the most the X feels intuitive but certain things are catching me out. Manual/bible searches have usually produced the answer but not in this case.

Simply put, the answer is "no".