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   by gero_ 3y ago

   Hi, author here! Thanks for sharing this. I'm in the process of making a introduction video for it but it's going to take a while. In the meantime, I uploaded this short snippet for y'all to hopefully demonstrate how smooth a
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   As much as I'd like more people to build it, I don't think it's a good match for your situation. Both things that make the ottopot special (and thus a bit more involved and expensive) won't work with hardware synthesizer
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   Yes, it actually replaces the MIDI Fighter Twister on my desk :-)
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   Thank you! Fixed that typo.
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   Since the potentiometers are analog, they are advertising it as “theoretically infinite”. I stumbled upon these endless pots by chance after looking at options to do something like this for years. I have experimented with optical mice senso
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   I was also thinking about the RP2040 for cost reasons, they are so damn cheap. But I'll go ahead with the Teensy and the PCB first before I'll try something like that. > - do you have noise issues (as in a value oscillating by
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   by gero_ 3y ago

   Author here, thanks! The issue with sliders is that either you'll have to use a “latch takeover mode” or use motorized sliders if the parameters change in the software. With these, the LEDs and internal values just update when somethin