[sdiy] dave smith *instruments*

[karl dalen]

cheater cheater <cheater00 at gmail.com>
>muscle memory which is a way of operating your
> instruments  through subconscious reflexes. This is not different with
> electronic instruments and hardware that processes sound.
> 
> Encoders completely disable positional muscle memory (i.e.
> the sound i  want was halfway down the string / the knob was on 1
> o'clock) as well  as movement muscle memory,

Depends on the number of turns/clicks used. 
But generally encoders do require a certain amount of muscle memory.
The user argument one pot one parameter, are a hard one to knock down.

Encoders are cheaper then pots in volumes, also they do
have longer life, turns vs turns, if in the same price range
or even cheaper.

But, this encoder debacle DSI have evolved themselfs in must
have cost a lot, like bags of sour lemons years afterwards and
no place to dump them. (lemons= dissatisfied customers)

Virus (Access) seams to have implemented all kind
of scan principles in their knobbly instruments.

KD

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