Hi all, I would like to control many EQ eight frequency parameters (which scale is logarithmic) with only one knob in a M4L device.
The matter is I am unable to fit the scale of a live.dial with the logarithmic scale of the frequency dial in EQ eight. It just doesn't fit.
I have tried changing the "exponent" parameter in the live.dial inspector, but of course, no value can fit, because what I need is not a polynomial scale but a logarithmic scale.
Does anyone have a solution to that ?
Logarithmic scale for dials and sliders.
Re: Logarithmic scale for dials and sliders.
try [scale], [atodb] and [dbtoa].
in the live.dial (for example) inspector you can change the style to decibel as well as set the max and min values.
in the live.dial (for example) inspector you can change the style to decibel as well as set the max and min values.
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Re: Logarithmic scale for dials and sliders.
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Re: Logarithmic scale for dials and sliders.
Gregory, your solution is Ok but I was searching a solution allowing to print the value in Hz in the "Parameter Value" of the live.dial.
The only solution I found was disabling the "display parameter value" attribute and using a label instead to display the correct value in Hz, which is calculated using a "mtof" block.
This solution is almost perfect, the only problems are :
- I can't type the desired frequency, I can only set it by using the knob
- The value display is not centered as it shoud be, be left aligned as every textbox in Max.
Here's my solution :
The only solution I found was disabling the "display parameter value" attribute and using a label instead to display the correct value in Hz, which is calculated using a "mtof" block.
This solution is almost perfect, the only problems are :
- I can't type the desired frequency, I can only set it by using the knob
- The value display is not centered as it shoud be, be left aligned as every textbox in Max.
Here's my solution :
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