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### FAQ
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#### Velocity sensitivity
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Depending on how hard you press on a piano key, or how hard you press on a drum pad - velocity information can be sent over MIDI protocol.
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There are some important things to note:
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* Some low end instruments do not support velocity sensitivity at all. What value they send for velocity is up to the device.
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* Nostalgia does use velocity data, and used for gameplay purposes (yellow and blue zones in recital mode). You can check the velocity in test menu. Read below for binding.
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* drummania does **not** use velocity data, only digital on/off input.
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* FutureTomTom shows velocity data in test menu, but not used in gameplay (maybe loudness?)
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#### Nostalgia key binding
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If you have velocity-sensitive keys, bind them to `Key 1` `Key 2` etc; spice will transmit velocity information when the game polls for input.
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If you don't have velocity-sensitive keys, bind all of them to `Key 1 Medium`, `Key 2 Medium`, etc. This makes the I/O emulation to ignore the actual velocity and instead insert "medium" presses all the time, which satisfies both blue and yellow zones in recital mode.
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#### Edit dialog won't show any input
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Make sure the correct device and **MIDI channel** are selected - especially the channel number which can be reset.
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