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More info?)
The system does automation value punch-in (start overwriting automation
value) when the technician touch the knob.
It would be possible to compare the position of the knob with the previously
recorded value; if they are different, this means that some external force
(technician one's) is acting on the knob.
Suppose that the fader is flying; I need to oppose its running with force;
the system sense a difference between ideal and real position value and stop
the motor force and enter writing automation value.
But what about punch out ? How can I sense when the technician release the
knob to punch-out and glide to previously recorded value ?
Does somebody have technical experience with touch sense ?
Regards
Silvano
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> On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 08:32:02 GMT, "Silvano" <test@diadix.it> wrote:
>
> >We suppose to need metal knob because we need touch sensitive fader.
> >We haven't done experiment yet, but I suppose we need a conductive path
> >between man finger and the chip that does touch sense.
> >If you have some ideas, please let me know.
>
> Does it need to respond to touch, or to first movement?
>
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