Encoder concept - does this exist for push?
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 2:58 pm
Not sure if this is a super basic question. I have a Push 3 currently shipping to me, so in advance of programming it, I was curious if it has access to a particular encoder functionality to program into knobs / sliders.
Is there a means to program an encoder to return to a default value, or better yet, decay to a default value once the encoder stops receiving input?
A pitch bend wheel is the physical form of this, however the return or decay to its default value of 0 is a product of the spring built inside the physic slider.
I'm just looking to have an encoder sort of programmatically behave in the same way.
It would be great for, for example, having a physical knob assigned to a send, and instead of having to physically return the knob to 0, ensure that it will always decays back to its default value (typically 0).
Thanks!
Is there a means to program an encoder to return to a default value, or better yet, decay to a default value once the encoder stops receiving input?
A pitch bend wheel is the physical form of this, however the return or decay to its default value of 0 is a product of the spring built inside the physic slider.
I'm just looking to have an encoder sort of programmatically behave in the same way.
It would be great for, for example, having a physical knob assigned to a send, and instead of having to physically return the knob to 0, ensure that it will always decays back to its default value (typically 0).
Thanks!