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04-27-2020, 01:53 PM
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Re: Note Attack
Hi, Ralph:
Midi Continuous Controller #73 might be your friend here. Use GraphOverNotes(TM) and select #73 (Sound Attack Time) from the Select Controller Type drop down list ("CTRL with a red question mark over it" icon). You can then edit the attack rate graphically for that instrument. IF your playback instrument accepts Midi CC's and IF it accepts that particular Midi CC, you may be able to soften the attack portion of the notes in question. Stay safe. David 
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