Teac GVI - Manual (Page 33)

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VELOCITY SENSITIVITY CONTROLS
The GVI Virtual Keyboard is also velocity sensitive. When the
Auto option is enabled (highlighted green), clicking toward
the bottom of a key produces a higher velocity while clicking
towards the top of a key produces a lower velocity. When the
Auto option is disabled, you can use the slider to set a fixed
velocity level.
VIEWING AN INSTRUMENT’S LAYOUT
The virtual keyboard only shows the layout of the instrument(s) on the
currently selected channel or sub-channel.
In the case of Stacked Instruments, when the Main MIDI channel is selected,
the virtual keyboard shows the union of all sub-channel regions (Stack
Members) in addition to any Keyswitches present. When a sub-channel
(Stack Child) is selected, the Virtual Keyboard shows only the playable
region of that single instrument in addition to any Keyswitch regions that it
contains or belongs to (including a global Stack Keyswitch).
It is possible for a Stack Child (sub-channel) to contain a dimension
keyswitch as well as be a member of a global Stacked Instrument keyswitch.
In these cases, both green and blue regions will be present in the Virtual
Keyboard layout when that sub-channel is selected.