Make an encoder less sensitive?

[Duggle]

This question relates to encoders that control a parameter that has a low range:

range=0:5

 

Such as the filter type in a synth, this example has 6 positions.

 

The problem seems to be that the encoder is capable of 128 steps and that in this situation only the first 6 steps are used.

 

The result is that when the encoder is used as a selector like this, it is overly sensitive to touch IMO.

 

Would it be possible for the encoder to output a state such as ((Position*RangeSteps)/127), or similar?

 

Perhaps this would be a little insensitive for on/off type parameters (you'd have to do up to a half turn to change states) so the arithmetic may need a little adjustment to cater well for all cases.

[Marxon]

Hi,

i know this is not the best way, but you could control the filter type

with some conditional events which are depending on different encoder value ranges.

For example:

if_less_stop_on_match=Encoder:x:10 -> filter type 1

if_less_stop_on_match=Encoder:x:20 -> filter type 2

...

Best regards

Marxon

[Duggle]

I also note that there is enc_speed_mode property, which I'll try.

Also MAP would be a way as well, I suppose.

[TK.]

enc_speed_mode (especially Slow:<divider>) is intended to solve your request.

It enables a pre-divider, so that no special calculations are required.

 

Yes, a map would work as well, but the usage is more cumbersome.

 

Best Regards, Thorsten.