He-heh! That's right Ian. Now any old "key plonker" can now be instantly transformed into one of Diki's favourite sax players.

My own experience is that most need editing to allow the player to get a decent baseline sound first using just "low" velocity (default settings force use of too-high velocity and the full SA potential is masked IMO).
Then they need to be played with an awareness of the sensitivity required by the technology to bring out the best results.
For people who are used to aiming for full expression it's less of a deal and for those who don't already, the techniques are beneficial with non-SA voices too.

John