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Does the Fingersonic Keys Support Velocity Sensitivity?

Your browser does not support the video tag.   Yes — Fingersonic Keys Features True Velocity Sensitivity   The Fingersonic Keys is designed with a built-in velocity-sensing keyboard. This means...

Yes — Fingersonic Keys Features True Velocity Sensitivity

The Fingersonic Keys is designed with a built-in velocity-sensing keyboard.

This means the sound responds to how hard or softly you press each key—just like a real musical instrument.

Play gently for a softer tone, or press harder for a brighter, more powerful sound.

This makes the Fingersonic Keys expressive, dynamic, and suitable for both beginners and musicians.

How the Keyboard Lights Respond

By default, the key lights also react to velocity.

The harder you play, the brighter the key lights illuminate.

It gives immediate visual feedback and makes practice more fun—especially for new players.

Customize Lighting in the Fingersonic App

If you want constant brightness or your own color style, you can adjust everything inside the Fingersonic App.

Choose Always-On lighting or create your own custom color themes.

Perfect for Learning and Performance

With velocity sensitivity and reactive lighting, Fingersonic Keys feels more expressive than typical mini keyboards.

Whether you’re learning your first melody or performing with MIDI apps, the keyboard gives you natural musical control.

How to Start Playing with the Fingersonic App

How to Connect the Fingersonic Keys to Your DAW

The Fingersonic Keys can connect to music production software (DAWs) in two ways: Bluetooth MIDI and USB MIDI. Here’s the simplest guide to help you get started.

1. Connect via Bluetooth MIDI

On Mobile (iOS / Android)

Open your DAW and look for a Bluetooth MIDI device named “Fingersonic_Keys”.

Examples of supported apps: GarageBand, Cubasis, FL Studio Mobile, and others.

On Mac

1. Open Audio MIDI Setup.

2. Go to MIDI Studio.

3. Click Bluetooth and connect to Fingersonic_Keys.

   After connecting, your DAW will detect the keyboard automatically.

2. Connect via USB MIDI

You can also use a USB Type-C cable to connect the Fingersonic Keys directly to your computer or tablet.

Supported software includes:

Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Ableton Live, Reaper, and other MIDI-compatible DAWs.

USB MIDI provides:

• Lower latency

• Stable connection

• No need for pairing

Just plug in and select Fingersonic Keys as your MIDI input device in your DAW.

What Do the Two Knobs on the Fingersonic Keys Actually Do?

The Fingersonic Keys uses two knobs to control sound, volume, effects, and performance functions. Here is the simplest explanation of what each knob does.

Left Knob (Expression Controls)

Octave Adjustment

Rotate the knob to change the octave.

Clockwise = higher

Counterclockwise = lower

Range: –2 to +3 octaves

Transposition

Press the knob once to enter Transposition Mode.

Rotate to shift pitch by semitones.

Clockwise = up

Counterclockwise = down

Range: –6 to +6 semitones

Press again to exit.

Reverb

Press and hold the knob, then rotate to set reverb level.

Clockwise = more reverb

Counterclockwise = less reverb

Pitch Bend

Hold a key and rotate the knob to bend the pitch in real time.

Right Knob (Sound and Volume Controls)

Sound Switching

Rotate the knob to change sound presets.

Clockwise = next sound

Counterclockwise = previous sound

Volume Adjustment

Press the knob once to enter Volume Mode.

Rotate to adjust volume.

Clockwise = louder

Counterclockwise = quieter

Press again to return to sound switching.

MIDI Keyboard Mode

Press and hold the right knob for 3 seconds.

The speaker turns off, but USB MIDI and Bluetooth MIDI remain active.

How to Upload New Sounds with the Fingersonic App

Your browser does not support the video tag.   Part 1 — Burning a Sound Profile   Open the Sound Center (Sound Space) in the Fingersonic App and download the...

Part 1 — Burning a Sound Profile

Open the Sound Center (Sound Space) in the Fingersonic App and download the desired sound profile.

Hold down the leftmost key of the Fingersonic Keys, then rapidly press the left knob five times. All keyboard lights will blink once, indicating that the device has entered bootloader mode.

Open your phone’s Wi-Fi settings and connect to Fingersonic (password: 88888888).

Return to the Sound Center in the Fingersonic App and tap Burn, then wait.

After completion, the Fingersonic Keys will reboot automatically, and Wi-Fi will disconnect.

If no operation is performed for 300 seconds in burning mode, the device will reboot automatically.

Note: Must be performed with the battery fully charged.

Part 2 — Sampler DIY (Record Your Own Sound)

Record a short sound using the Sampler DIY feature in the Fingersonic App.

Use the Editing function in the App to trim and select the desired segment.

Hold down the leftmost key of the Fingersonic Keys, then rapidly press the left knob five times. All keyboard lights will blink once, indicating entry into bootloader mode.

Open your phone’s Wi-Fi settings and connect to Fingersonic (password: 88888888).

Return to the Sound Center in the App and tap Burn, then wait.

After completion, the Fingersonic Keys will reboot automatically, and Wi-Fi will disconnect.

Tip: You only need to record one sound — different keys will automatically map to different pitches.