You can think of an Arpeggio as stored MIDI data that is triggered when you touch keys within the key range and velocity range defined for the Part. The arpeggio has a parameter that determines whether it plays back at a predetermined velocity or if it takes it cue from you (and how hard you struck the keyboard when you trigger it). In addition, you have three other methods to offset the velocity of an arpeggio. Doing so will affect the resulting volume if the Part is velocity sensitive.

Press [ARP EDIT]
Select the Part using the Part Select buttons [1]-[4]

There are four ways to reduce or increase the velocity
_Press [F1] COMMON
Velocity Rate

_Press [F2] VeloRateOfst (Velocity Rate Offset) add to or subtract from the current value

_Press [F3] MAIN
"Original" velocity/ or "Thru" played velocity. How it initially responds to Key-on

_Press [F5] VelocityRate

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