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Really cool! Please consider replacing the tiny knobs with something a bit more user-friendly like sliders

• archgrove 13y ago
  Yes, please. I like the concept, but found using the dials really fiddly and unintuitive. They don't seem to "turn" like one would expect, working only off the height of the mouse cursor after starting interaction.
  • hashmymustache 13y ago
    Yea, it's simple once you figure out it's only using the y axis, but a bit dissonant that it's visually encoded on a circle/knob. That said, really awesome demo!
  • akx 13y ago
    It was actually intuitive to me. But I'm used to interfaces for VSTs (audio generation/effects plugins) that usually have this exact interaction mode. See http://www.protoolerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot_Ohmicide.jpg http://www.protoolerblog.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot_O... for an example of one. (Sometimes VST knobs also have the extra of horizontal movement being a "fine-tune" mode, even, which is very handy.)
    • oakwhiz 13y ago
      I always found it strange that VST knobs were actually sliders in disguise. After a while you get used to it, but I can see how confusing it might be to users.
  • super-serial 13y ago
    My favorite dial control is this JQuery Knob plugin: http://anthonyterrien.com/knob/ http://anthonyterrien.com/knob/ If he wanted the knobs to look exactly like his existing dials, I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to modify the plugin and add an extra dot at the position of the value.