Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. music, uncountable Pressure sensitivity on an electronic synthesizer, allowing the musician to change the tone or sound of a note after it is struck.
- n. rare A touch (feature or characteristic) added finally or as an afterthought.
Etymologies
- after + touch (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Mine had a *very* noisy A#5 key (mechanical click), no aftertouch (as advertised on many-a-sites), and the general feel of the keys is nowhere near those of my standard ReMOTE 49.”
“They're great value - 46 semi-weighted keys with aftertouch for $199, up to 88 fully-weighted keys for $549, all in a metal shell with plenty of controllers, including proper sequencer transport controls.”
“It also doesn't seem to support velocity or aftertouch.”
“· Responds to channel aftertouch, Mod-Wheel (speaker speed), Pitchbend”
“There is no shortage of modulation sources either with three LFOs, three EGs, velocity, aftertouch, mod wheel, pitch bend, and keyboard track.”
“· Note On/Off (with support for note repeating, aftertouch and pitch bend).”
“All other parameters are unaffected by n0t0miz0r (timing, velocity, note length, aftertouch etc. will be passed through untouched).”
“· Performance section with routing options for velocity, mod wheel and aftertouch messages”
“• A tried and tested, stage-ready 37-note keybed with aftertouch, bus power from USB, a”
“Programmable MIDI CC control implementation with MIDI Learn lets you control it all from your MIDI controller and there's dynamic keyboard control including filter aftertouch.”
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