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Erae II. I noticed that I have to strike very hard to get a higher velocity or pressure. Max pressure at 1kg I guess. The issue become worse when multiple fingers are down. 

Would like to see a setting option that lets users to change the response curve and the note-on triggering threshold. Thanks.

@Csirc @Mathieu Embodme was that a hardware fix or something else? My device was improved with f/w 1.07 but still feels too heavy. I've switched to the silicone skin and it seems a bit better, but the other has a better feel as an expressive interface (I'm not a drummer) if it could be adjusted properly.

The support team adjusted my device and sent it back to me. I have tried it on the 1.07 firmware for a while. For either of those 4 sensitivity modes, the force required for triggering has been greatly reduced, so does the pressure curve (I still hope for a setting for curve drawing). I'm very satisfied so far; It's a lot of fun to play with. 

I hope the team continues to improve the software for this promising controller : D

I wonder if this improvement is possible: when the force is right at the triggering threshold with unwished trembling, note flickering can still occur. Can we expect a higher-tolerance debouncing mechanism?

Couldn't touch sensitivity be set on the original erae touch? Why doesn't the erae 2 have this feature?

I've downloaded the beta and in some basic tests I've found that the new velocity curve is helping in responsiveness.  It will be interesting to hear how it works for others. I don't yet understand how that will impact my overall usage.  i.e. if I'll lose expression in some other way by adjusting certain parameters to increase the initial velocity response. My basic test is playing a piano in Ableton - can I hear it, what's the  velocity per note in the clip. At default settings, the note barely registers, but adjusting some settings increases it comfortably. I put the silicone skin on before this came along, so will revert back to the fabric one and see how it goes with that.