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Knob readout ?

Archive · 2005 6 old posts

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Nu Audio Science ·

How do you do a knob readout, Displaying the actual value of the knob ? I dont seem to be able to find a component to draw it ?

infuzion ·

just attach the value to something that prints the text on the GUI unkargherth has an exampe in his VU meter

Tom7777 ·

Its quite simple NAS, basically go into the example synth and find a Knob with text under it, go into the module and it will probably be called label, now add this to your toolbox. From the output of the knob eg 0-1 feed this into a float and then feed the float into a string and connect it to the label module. Sorted 🙂

Nu Audio Science ·

I already done it on that knob you just commented on Tom 🙂

Tom7777 ·

Ahh ok cool 🙂

Nu Audio Science ·

😉 Cheers anyway dude i hadn't actually thought of saving it to the library 🙂

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