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The only problem with save/load in faders is haptics. Touch screens can show dynamic content and work like a fader just fine. (As opposed to a knob, which does
by AstralStorm 8y ago
The only problem with save/load in faders is haptics. Touch screens can show dynamic content and work like a fader just fine.
(As opposed to a knob, which does not work right without the physical form.)
Once someone invents a display with programmable shape, there's your programmable true fader.
- hammock 8y ago>As opposed to a knob, which does not work right without the physical form What about the iPod circle? That is basically a digital pot. In fact that idea is used on a bunch of Bluetooth speakers including Harmon Kardon and Google Home to control volume.