Polyphonic Aftertouch vs. Monophonic Aftertouch | What’s the Difference?

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Aftertouch is an incredible tool for live performances with two primary types to consider when deciding on different synths and keyboards: monophonic and polyphonic aftertouch. In this video, Sweetwater‘s Daniel Fisher dissects both types, demonstrating aftertouch in action to help you decide on the perfect fit for your setup. Check it out!

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0:00 – Aftertouch Definitions
0:59 – Mono (Channel) Aftertouch Demo
1:10 – Poly Aftertouch Demo
2:05 – Things You Can Assign Aftertouch To
2:34 – What You Need to Use Aftertouch
2:47 – Sending Aftertouch to Other MIDI Devices
3:35 – Dreadbox Nymphes Analog Synth
5:45 – 1010music Nanobox Lemondrop
7:15 – Thanks for Watching!

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