There's no fancy controller scaling of any sort (by design). If you move the Focus lens, adjust a bunch of parameters with the knobs, and then move the Focus lens again, they'll snap to where they should be at that coordinate. It's meant to get you in the ballpark; tweaking with the knobs is something you'd do after Focus view, as it'll blow out your edits.
The OLEDs are clearer with much higher contrast, not in small part because seeing a bunch of those bright blue rectangles in stage photos drives me nuts. The scribbles are a bit smaller than Helix Floor/Control and HX Effects tho'—1.75" diagonal vs. 2". We can also now control brightness, so bypassed stomp scribbles dim instead of switching from solid to checkerboard font.
Not at launch.I hope you guys haven't forgotten about USB audio in Send/ Return/ Loop blocks. (Or a dedicated equivalent.) I know, I know, "You'll shoot out your eye kid!" Let me worry about that.
It was shown briefly in the long forum June 11th video here. (EDIT: fixed the timestamp.) You'll notice that the axes are different from Focus zones (along each side vs. each corner plus the middle).
Yeah, you've been straightforward about this all along. Just hoping maybe it's still a "S O O N" consideration - despite your misgivings about latency, etc? I say, let the end user worry about the potential for shooting themselves in the foot (or preferably not.)
People are going to complain no matter what including that if you touched the knobs and that made the new focus parameters changing some would dislike that.
That's something we talked about, but we're trying to keep things very simple here. ("Wait, why does this zone location now sound different than before?") Besides, anything you assign to a snapshot, expression pedal, MIDI CC, or stomp switch gets blown out as soon as you engage the controller as well, so at least there's a familiar precedent.
Let's just say we might have other ideas to perhaps address your comments, completely independent of Focus view.
At least the stoneage was all analog.
I'm sure you've heard of Chad Boston if you are in the US. He had something for the QC that was a plexi top layer that had a hinge so you could flip it up. I'll see if I can find it
www.gearbyceba.com
Yeah, who doesn't know Chad?
Yeah, who doesn't know Chad?
But I thought of something more " official" and not 3rd party accessories.
If I just think of a mic or a beer falling on that big screen...ouch
Which is a big part of why I don't think touchscreens belong on floor modelers.
But since these products are designed primarily for home players...
