an idea ...

[Matthew S. Padden]

Hi..

>
>  > CList wrote:
>  > What happens when you turn a knob? Nothing? I guess that's OK, but I 
>  > think it should be fancier - like a Juno.
>  
>     Not sure how a Juno worked, but I always liked the PolySix method, 
>     where each knob acts as a fine adjustment to the programmed setting 
>     until the knob is turned to the upper or lower end, at which time the 
>     knob would become a coarse adjustment thru the whole range.  It was 
>     nice to get a patch "pretty close," save it, line up all the knobs at 
>     12-O'clock, recall the program, then use the knobs to fine tweak the 
>     program until it was just right.
>
That's an excellent idea. Would it be as simple as just scaling the knob's 
value until an end stop is reached, then using the normal value?

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