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Variable steps of rotary encoders #26
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Just out of curiosity, what do you plan on using it for? |
I am using my midi board as a Lightroom controller. Sometimes, when I want to adjust some setting a lot, I have to make plenty of encoder rotation. When it could detect the speed of turning and adapt the value it sends, it would help to make it faster. For example fast turn to add a lot of contrast and then slow down to fine tune it. |
You can extend the library yourself by inheriting from If you're happy with the result, feel free to open a Pull Request. |
Sounds like a great idea, the faster I spin the encoder, the greater the step size changes. |
I wanted to ask if there is already a development in this direction. I found that https://github.com/craftycoder/arduino-rotary-encoder-with-velocity. I think that is the desired function. |
I Stumbled upon several reviews on comercial midi controllers, and the general frustration is that recent controllers have encoders intead of pots, but, although working with many relative modes, most of professional pligins available were not made to support relative encoders. The solution that Arturia made in Minilab controller, is the option of absolute messages besides the relative modes. Even their pugins do not support relative modes. The downside ob absolute mode is that the virtual knob jumps to the position as soon as you strt moving the pot, when the relative encoder just adds or diminishes the current value. So an usefull implementation would be to add one more mode option on encoders, an absolute value emulation... |
This could be useful if rotary encoders could have variable value according to speed of rotation. Seems to be very usefull. Is it possible?
This library is great btw
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