The button press will also position the mouse over the command you want to use. What I would do is set the push encoder command to notes for all of the banks this functionality will be used for. You can also utilize visual feedback by having only one encoder light up, OR have all of the "off" encoders be a different color. What I would do is use this to "select" the function you're looking to use, and it will lock out all of the other encoders, so if you brush against them or hit them accidentally nothing will happen until you press them down. The Twister has push encoders, meaning you can push them down to select them. Thank you for spreading any light on the subject!Īlright, so there's a bunch of stuff here, and I'm gonna try and take it one step at a time I dont know if I am making any sense at all, please let me know if there is anyway I can provide something more useful for you as I am set out to make this happen Like he said in the video there is a threshold in which the knobs react when you reach a certain degree of turning to avoid accidents by the lightest of touch. Here you can see in the beginning that its not responsive when it says version 1.0 in upper left corner, and then at 0:48 the responsiveness it greatly improved (it now says version 1.1 in the upper left corner) To turn the knobs back and forth and and react in a responsive manner. I need the knobs to be able to take a beating like he says in the next video. You turn a knob and it goes to certain x/y positions with the mouse and clicks and holds button and then drag mouse either left/right or up/down (depending on what you programmed it to do when you turn the knob) and I think it releases when you stop turning the knob for a certain amount of time to go back to the start x/y position. You can see this exactly at 4.29 when he says "bank 2" and uses his left hand to press the buttons on the left side of the unit.īut in general I think its something like this: The buttons on the side switches the mode on the midi controller so that the knobs/buttons have different purpose, but the buttons on the side also navigates and clicks so that the appropriate layout/window is presented for your purpose.
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