[sdiy] DOTCOM Analog Sequencer.. next project startup..
Ingo Debus
igg.debus at gmail.com
Sat Jul 25 12:54:05 CEST 2020
> Am 25.07.2020 um 09:20 schrieb rsdio at audiobanshee.com:
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>> I once had the idea that for an user interface like this, you could use *one* rotary encoder that is driven by many thumbwheel-style knobs, all one the same shaft. When one of the thumbwheels is touched, the corresponding parameter is selected. How about that? Of course you can only change one parameter at a time, so this is no good for mixing consoles or the like. But for a sequencer this might work.
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> That's a neat idea, but unless someone has already manufactured the complicated mechanical structure that would allow 16 thumbwheel to turn the same encoder (without turning the other thumbwheels), then it sounds like a very expensive contraption to design and put together.
Well, I thought all thumbwheels would be turning simultaneously. Would that be a problem? You turn one and the others follow.
The tricky part is detecting which one is touched.
Ingo
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