Keyboard velocity curve =X

If the notes are being recorded i.e. You can actually see all the notes you played, but all you need is to make all the notes the same level, then here are two simple things to do inside Reason.
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1. Open ‘sequencer’ window, then open the track to see the notes. Then, ‘right-click’ and choose ‘select all’ or use the ‘/’ tool to choose a group of notes. Once you have selected them, press and hold the ‘[Shift]’ key (PC keyboard) and place the ‘+’ in the ‘velocity’ channel/track and drag the ‘+’ along the selected velolcity levels.

2. Open ‘sequencer’ window, then open the track to see the notes. Then, ‘right-click’ and choose ‘select all’ or use the ‘/’ tool to choose a group of notes. Once you have selected them, goto Edit > Change Events… where a window will open for various features.[/list:o:1ct17ogi]

I hope that answers your question.

onlydude wrote:

Yeh i know how to make them the same velocity after I record, its just that its such a hassle =\ Anyone know any ways to make them record as the same velocity?

No, but similar inline with what anisina mentioned – u can easily attend to this matter after recording your notes by either editing the notes or applying a vst plug. Not sure what you equivalent would be for you and your chosen music making packaged but there’s a velocity built-in plugin within Ableton Live for midi which guarantees all of your notes are whatever velovity you tell them to be.

But to be honest, you might also experiment by practicing on your keyboard some more to try and maintain a more steady velocity hand on those keys..

Just some ideas… sorry if I’ve missed the point (not feeling too hot today)