GUI treasure! :)

nix · 27 Oct 2010

That's a lot of work! Thank you. Would you like to skin my polyphonic midi sequencer? I'm still working on it. Hang on a tick and I send it you as is. Contents in creation

drumma · 27 Oct 2010

Hey Nix got your PM.Will take a look at it now.

Cheers

mwvdlee · 29 Oct 2010

The lighting seems to be a bit off on many of the dials, turning with the dial instead of staying oriented towards a stationary lightsource. But the LED's are absolutely brilliant! Most LEDs tend to look realistic, but don't really stand out when lit, but these actually look bright. Especially the smaller two. All done with Knobman, I pressume? Also; too bad the "logo" knob isn't functional; it has a nice feel to it.

drumma · 30 Oct 2010

Hello mwvdlee,

Yes some grunge knobs dont have lightning orientation but those are just 5 or 6 knobs, the other knobs has lightning orientation perfectly(It would take some time if i did lightning orientation on those which are not required at all since many of the vsts are not even using quality knobs like in this pack.)

Yes, mainly used PS and KnobMan to make these.Spent a day time to do all of them so these are kinda series production.

And about the knob on the logo i will make a new '' grungy '' set and those will be much way better (with lightning orientation:p), you will see the knob on the logo there.

Cheers, Emre.

Dell · 31 Oct 2010

Cheers drumma!

attic · 22 Nov 2010

Thankyou.

chuksay · 29 Jan 2011

@Emre, Please post the download link for knobman and PS. I dont know what PS is. I googled it and found strange results like play station. Also, my knobman exports the knobs with a background that look incongruous when i place them on a synth because the color doesnt match. Please tell me how you got by this impediment. By the way, your gui is awesome 🙂

trogluddite · 29 Jan 2011

Hi chucksay, welcome to SM. PS will be Photoshop (from Adobe) - but it's a rather expensive bit of software. A good free alternative is the GIMP, which you can get from the SourceForge website. Re: knobman background - what format are you exporting? You have to export PNG's if you want a transparent background - BMP files don't support alpha channels (transparency).

hansdump · 13 Nov 2011

Seems to be almost nobody ever used to lose any word about inkscape here... bringing me to the svg support question...

trogluddite · 13 Nov 2011

I don't see a problem using InkScape to design your graphics, but SM will only import bitmaps, so you will always have to rasterise your designs to export as .bmp or .png. Vector graphics can only be done using the built-in drawing primitives - but now you mention it, .svg support for truly scalable controls would be a lovely feature to have in SM.

dman · 16 Dec 2011

thanks for the treasures