MIDI keyboard controller # of levels of velocity sensitivity

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Howdy,

I have an Edirol PCR30 MIDI keyboard. It has 3 levels of velocity sensitivity as far as I can tell. However, this is sometimes not enough - for example, in GrooveAgent One my understanding is that each pad can have up to eight samples associated with it, so if you have for example a kick drum that has been recorded at eight different levels of attack, you can get the software to play back these eight levels dependning on the velocity. With only three levels on my controller, I thus manually have to adjust the velocity settings after I've recorded a beat using the keyboard in order to get the right samples to trigger. I assume the same issue would occur in many VST instruments.

My question is - does anyone know of any MIDI controller that has more than three levels of velocity sensitivity?

Thoughts?

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Of course you realise that each of the 3 velocity mappings send out velocity message from 0 to 127.

The mapping just sets how hard you have to hit the key to get to 127. soft/medium/hard

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Well, if I wanted the keyboard to allow me to for example hit the key and get velocity messages of 0-31, 32-63,64-95, and 96-127 depending on how hard I hit the key I would essentially need a keyboard that had more than just soft/medium/hard and instead one that had four levels of sensitivity, right?

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