Yes, there is interference along these dimensions, but there seems to be two colliding data streams rather than one “average”. This might be interesting, especially coupled with a weight factor and inertia, to add a lot of dynamics to all the notes.

The Joué is a modular touch-sensitive, MPE-capable controller with silicone 'modules' allowing easy configuration into different setups combining keyboard and MIDI controls. With Joué Play’s official app, discover music practice pleasures and be part of the player community! I believe it corresponds to the XML configuration in the Joué editor but the hex data from the NTAG213 within the pad is a bit ambiguous.Practice by learning the basics or by replaying a selection of famous songs step by step through a series of video tutorials, also available as projects in the Joue Play App. This reduces the dynamic range of aftertouch for single notes but allows each key to be sensitive, up to around 4 notes in the same horizontal zone (as the player adapts to this reduced range). Joué wants Play to be simpler than other MIDI controllers, so you don’t get visual access to any specific parameters – it’s a case of playing with the pads and seeing what changes. It works fairly well once you add the inventor’s overlay, and better still with a white sheet of paper.

The factory settings of the modules put them on distinct MIDI channels, while the MIDI controller numbers generally go from 1 upwards, but these settings are all editable.Curiously, any changes made in the editor have to be dropped on to this image to take effect — there's no incremental editing process. For example, the piano doesnt detect the upper B key correctly and, when pressed, It makes It sound one semitone lower. I hoped it was just a firmware issue but when I asked on the official forum that they used to run years ago, they said it was a sensor limitation. Play and experiment with a multitude of effects by varying the pressure of your fingers to adjust their intensity.

Stray outside the mainstream of MIDI controller products and you’ll often find innovations from smaller companies. There's no obvious physical orientation to the pad, but it can be placed any way round on the Joué and still work.Add a second finger from your other hand, and gradually increase the pressure applied to that finger, while keeping full pressure on the original finger too. Combine all controllers into one device that you'll always have at hand on the go, in the studio or. Vibrato response seemed a little temperamental, needing a bit of left-right movement before kicking in, but glissando and glide worked well enough when configured properly. I dont mind whether your solution is python or javascript or something else, but I would probably like to run it on a rasperry pi eventually, as part of a permanent small solution that doesnt need to use my main computers.