Am Knob Pack

AngularMomentum · 28 Jul 2006

Maybe someone else with access to the wiki can do this? Seems I can't get in?

jobro · 28 Jul 2006

Alot are bleeding and some are missing.

AngularMomentum · 28 Jul 2006

They work fine here.

tecknoize · 28 Jul 2006

Work fine here too! Pretty Cool ! 😉

stefan · 28 Jul 2006

AngularMomentum wrote: Maybe someone else with access to the wiki can do this? Seems I can't get in?

Hm uh what? You can't log in?

oddson · 28 Jul 2006

I think what he means by 'bleeding' is clipping. See bottom row 1 and 3.

There's a very minor clipping showing on the left hand side.

stefan · 28 Jul 2006

And, oh, these look AWESOME! (seems to be the word of the day for me... but it's true 🙂)

rlahalla · 28 Jul 2006

@AM - what program u using to stitch? I'm using photoshop CS2, but can't fnd a good stitch util. I had RLH's knob rendered, but it doesn't seem to work properly on my system. Any info would be great [commercial or free is fine]

Shifrin · 28 Jul 2006

rlahalla wrote: I'm using photoshop CS2, but can't fnd a good stitch util. I had RLH's knob rendered

TobyBears StitchStudio is what I use, very nifty little program, freeware 🙂

http://www.tobybear.de/p_other.html

You want the GFXUtils, link at the bottom of the page.

Shif.

rlahalla · 28 Jul 2006

haha, totally forgot about good ol' tobybear. . .Thanks shif -

sambean · 29 Jul 2006

Thanks for sharing! 😀

They look great..

Sam

AngularMomentum · 29 Jul 2006

rlahalla wrote: @AM - what program u using to stitch? I'm using photoshop CS2, but can't fnd a good stitch util. I had RLH's knob rendered, but it doesn't seem to work properly on my system. Any info would be great [commercial or free is fine]

I was using RLH version 2, which actually worked better then version 3...now I am doing all my stitchwork with the autobutton stitching in SM or whatever it is called again. 😉

electrogear · 5 Sept 2006

These are very good indeed! Thanks for sharing! Can I use these in my synths? Do you ask for a fee?

Thanks,

Mike

AngularMomentum · 5 Sept 2006

Everything I post here is for the love of it,...don't care if you use it in a commercial or freeware synth.

MyCo · 10 Sept 2006

I updated the most of the knobs, with the new Redraw-Manager, the Preview-Fix, the interact-update, and so on...

Here is the osm: http://music-drive.com/all_knobs.osm

rlahalla · 11 Sept 2006

Hey MyCo! Thanks a lot 🙂

TheAudiophileDutchman · 11 Sept 2006

Good work, MyCo!

A general remark: I noticed that the SM knobs are kind of jumpy just after having used the SHIFT button to make fine-adjustments. Seems like a weird kind of mouse dragging (memory) behaviour........ but then again, maybe it's just me on blue monday 😉

GaryG · 11 Sept 2006

TheAudiophileDutchman wrote: I noticed that the SM knobs are kind of jumpy just after having used the SHIFT button to make fine-adjustments.

I was thinking this over the weekend, though not just after SHIFT adjusts. Action just seemed jerky. I loaded up another non-SM synth to make sure it wasn't my setup (mouse, cpu-load etc.) but that seemed much smoother.

Not something I want to flag as a bug yet until I've played some more.

.g

TheAudiophileDutchman · 14 Sept 2006

...... I mean just after releasing the Shift button (and still dragging), when not holding the mouse perfectly still, suddenly the knob either ends up at the min. or at the max. position..... 😕

MyCo · 14 Sept 2006

I don't think that this is a bug. If you release the Shift key while dragging, the normal tracking begins, and it uses the actual mouse position as value.

eg: If you drag with Shift one pixel up you get a change of a value x if you release Shift normal tracking begins and the new position is set, which is 10*x

The only possibility to change this is to store the Shift-State at the the beginning of the tracking as a boolean, and use this until the mouse-up event appears

MyCo · 14 Sept 2006

I've changed one knob, to demonstrate what I wrote in the last post: http://music-drive.com/demoknob.osm

TheAudiophileDutchman · 15 Sept 2006

Great idea, MyCo!

Now that knob runs smooth as a baby's ........ 😀 (and it's not necessary anymore to hold SHIFT all the time while dragging in fine mode)

GaryG · 15 Sept 2006

That's really cool Myco, nice one.

I'm going to put my jerky knob problem (quiet at the back...) down to something on my system, can't replicate it today.

TheAudiophileDutchman · 12 Mar 2007

Just a(nother) simple stitch-tool: 😉 http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphic/Graphic-Others/png-Stitch.shtml