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Des •

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hello. i wonder if there is a possibility to make midi keyboard "sensitive" to how long the key is being held? i mean, when i press on midi key, only a fixed length note appears on piano roll, no matter how long the key is being held. i know i can adjust note's length with a mouse but its not the best option - i want to determine note's length when i'm playing, not after having played

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Message # 1 20.04.22 - 00:46:50
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How about recording in real time!?

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Message # 2 20.04.22 - 00:56:50
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go to a car boot / garage / yard sale and buy any cheap crap keyboard with a MIDI out socket

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Message # 3 20.04.22 - 01:04:49
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