[sdiy] Alternatives to Faders, level display
Edward King
edwardcking2001 at yahoo.co.uk
Sat Mar 10 21:36:15 CET 2007
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> That's the guts of it, but the important stuff that makes the difference
> between 'acceptable but not great' and 'fantastic' is the sort of details
> that have been discussed here in the last few days - what kind of encoder
> to use, encoder resolution and rates, how to get better resolution from
> the LED level display, etc etc. It's amazing how long you can spend
> tweaking one tiny part of a system to get it just right - but I guess you
> all know that already...;)
>
> Tom
This is the crux of the matter.....justifying how long to spend getting a
particular element the way you want it....
I suppose ultimately I could settle for standard faders or stop being a git
and fork out the 70 dollars for the professional sliders (or even more for
the motorised versions) or take the easy route and stick all the faders in
software on the touchscreen....
But then the whole basis of my design is to address most of the annoyances
Ive had with the commercial stuff Ive bought over the years so I have to
"like it or lump it" when it comes to the extra work involved.
Its a labour of love and they do say "that which doesnt kill you makes you
stronger".....but I would be lying if I said i hadnt been tempted from time
to time to take the easy route!
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