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My arpeggios with pitch bend enabled often take on lo-fi detuned vibes, which sometimes is cool, but sometimes is really annoying.
I could just get good at playing the striso, but it's not a realistic way to solve this problem :D
I could turn pitch bend off, or lower the sensitivity, but that would be rather limiting.
This PR instead changes the response curve of the x axis to the following: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/2ka73q4kpj
The dead zone half-width was also added as a configuration option, both in configurator and live settings (it's on an E, right after the Y sensitivity knob).
Having tested that for a day, I'm very happy with how it's turned out. With this enabled, I can play in tune, but still use bends and pitch vibrato.
I figured I should share this with the Striso community, and I'm willing to resolve any shortcomings of the implementation if it's not good enough to merge as-is.