Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

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abletony84
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Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

Post by abletony84 » Mon Aug 02, 2010 7:14 pm

Hey!

What about some sorta smoothing mode for turning knobs with ones mouse? For those who don't have a controller to turn knobs for perfect automations.

Doing it with the mouse tends to be real rugged and stuff just like when you try to draw a circle with your mouse in MS Paint..

Thanks

DangerousDave
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Re: Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

Post by DangerousDave » Tue Aug 03, 2010 6:00 am

Typically you can click and hold on a "knob" and then just move your mouse straight up and down and it is pretty smooth for me. You dont actually have to like spin the little fake knob around like you would a real one, in case you didnt know :)
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abletony84
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Re: Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

Post by abletony84 » Tue Aug 03, 2010 9:05 am

DangerousDave wrote:Typically you can click and hold on a "knob" and then just move your mouse straight up and down and it is pretty smooth for me. You dont actually have to like spin the little fake knob around like you would a real one, in case you didnt know :)
He he, yeah I know that :lol:

It's still rugged to me though..

DangerousDave
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Re: Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

Post by DangerousDave » Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:44 pm

haha, ok good just checkin :lol:
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Re: Smooth-mode for turning knobs with mouses

Post by eaverell » Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:31 pm

Also, hold CTRL whilst you move the mouse... it slows the movement.

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