How to "compress" MIDI dynamic range? (solved...thanks guys!)

Howdy,
I have a MIDI piano track that I used the velocity slider on to reduce the velocity to a softer timbre...the higher velocity notes are just right but the lower velocities are almost inaudible.
I really don't want to go through the whole piece and make the adjustments note by note.
IIRC there's a way to set the highest and lowest velocity but I can't find it in the reference guide...can someone refresh my memory please?
Thanks very much,
Randy

The Velocity MFX can set a velocity range with the Limit slider. There are CAL scripts written before the Velocity MFX was developed which do the same thing.

mettelus- I thought of that but judging by the few notes I did adjust I want the difference in timbre also (not just volume).
 
scook- It must have been a cal script I used years ago (that I was able to set the lowest and highest velocity) but I can't recall what it was called.
Anyway, I'm guessing you mean something other than the slider in the TV (just below vol and pan) that I already tried.
I got no results searching the guide for velocity mfx,  velocity midi effets, etc.
Can you elaborate please?
Thanks,
Randy

Hey Scott,
Sorry man but I'm confused...following the instructions you supplied I enter a minimum and maximum in the velocity boxes (54 to 108) and click ok. The dialogue then disappears and immediately pops up again with 0 and 127 as min and max respectively with everything under "special events" at the bottom right checked and greyed out.
I enter the values again in the velocity boxes and hit ok again but nothing changes.
What the heck am I missing?
Thanks very much,
Randy
 
BTW scook, it seems the velocity mfx doesn't deal with minimum, only maximum ...unless I'm just not understanding it either.
 

Yay scook!!!!
Sorry, I didn't even see the bottom slider...works great!
Thanks bud,
Randy