I have switched to fixed velocity when playing multiple synths. That works pretty well and eliminates the problem I was seeing. I can use variable velocity okay if only playing one synth; its weird how that breaks when more than one is played. Still feels like a software glitch to me; the pads themselves are clearly capable of responding well under certain conditions.
Great thanks, I think the volume macro - dB value at 100% range is 0 to -90dB. So it may sound like missing notes with this scale as anything between -90 db to I don’t know, -50 dB is probably inaudible.
So lowering the volume % per patch is the best way to fine tune the response after you select your desired pad sensetivity level.
Came here to say that I feel like the deadzones on all the pads are too aggressive and I’m no where near getting any ghosting by a long shot. In an ideal world I would like to be able to adjust the min/max and curve per pad (deadzone) or at least just the deadzone per pad. When trying to play more complicated classical guitar like arpeggios it becomes very difficult to control how I want to.