Hi, In a message dated 8/12/02 12:27:51 AM Central Daylight Time, mate_stubb@... writes: > 2. I like the idea of different knobs for different functions, when > it makes sense. Examples include chicken beak pointer knobs for > rotary switches (JLH-822), and small knobs (the very dense UEG). I like the idea of different size knobs/shapes for different functions. Any smaller than the UEG knob size would be too small though, IMO. I wonder what smaller sized knobs would do to the layout? To make it mesh visually, would the pot spacing have to be changed for a module that had groupings of smaller knobs? > 3. Module edge markings. Sigh. MOTM's Achille's heel. What about Stooge panels made with the edge markings? Maybe a couple of thoughtfully-placed modules with edge marked Stooge panels would help with this. As far as other ideas... Since the 2U modules often have mixer inputs with matching level pots, how about an outline (like the switches have) around the level pots? Come to think of it, how about an outline around all pots that have similar functions on the 2U modules? Looking at my 420 filter, possible knob outline groupings could be [Freq / Res], [FM1 / FM2], [In1 / In2 / In3]. (anxiously awaiting my newly-placed MOTM order. :P ) Andrew
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Re: [motm] User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by ixqy@aol.com
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