Elektron Musical Instruments

Hello all,

I think it makes more sense the way it is now.
To me, it is more intuitive in a live situation to have the
knobs transmitting large increments when pushed.
This way we avoid unwanted moves of the know to lead to a screwed-up 
sound and we can tweak smoothly.
If I want a dramatic sound change, sure I'll push hard for it (that's 
the way I feel when playing)

and for something completely different :
I am reading all the SAMpler stuff with interest, does anyone have
a sample "voice" from the SAM software to upload in the files so that
I (and others) could understand how amazing that piece of software 
was ?

Thanx in advance

Xavier

--- In elektron-users@y..., "Andrew Denyes" <andr00@e...> wrote:
> bachypham wrote:
> > b> Is it just me, or wouldn't it make much more sense for the 
knobs
> to 
> > b> transmit large increments when not pushed... and small
> increments 
> > b> when pushed.  Intuitively, you would turn the knob
> effortlessly 
> Adam Watson <adam@s...> wrote:
> > Yes, I totally agree.  In fact, I posted this idea to the list 
> > Elektron - are you listening?  This makes so much more sense...  I
> > always find myself pushing the knob for large increments.  It 
should
> 
> I like the way they are now. I find it intuitive to touch knobs
> lightly for fine adjustments and to apply pressure for more severe
> ones. 
> 
> When I imagine it the other way, it seems like it would be hard to
> make a fine adjustment (such as of SRR or low values of RTIME, where
> adjacent settings make totally different noises) without "jostling"
> it out of position as you let go.