i used to have a faderfox uc4 and a 8 rotary knobs for my 8 sample-loopers.
i sold it for some reason, because BCR2000 was better. then i upgraded to TouchOSC.
and checked out a gig recording from 2017 within which i was using the uc4.
and it made me think, i want really slow (think radio frequency tuning slow) knobs that just keep adding or subtracting from the current situation.
how would one go about doing that within puredata? i don't have a problem using objects from the ELSE library, if there are such?
rotkno.pd

here's what i was working with.
what within PD could i use to control this?

@esaruoho My abstraction here should do what you need. You can change the knob velocity and it can be used to manage multiple parameters with a single encoder. Another one of those patches I should really finish up and put it somewhere that people can find it.

@oid said:

@esaruoho My abstraction here should do what you need. You can change the knob velocity and it can be used to manage multiple parameters with a single encoder. Another one of those patches I should really finish up and put it somewhere that people can find it.

so it seems that this only works with rotary encoders.. or did i misunderstand? i guess i'll have to write some touchosc stuff that is rotary knobs and hope for the best

@esaruoho Your attempt suggests TouchOSC puts out values greater or less than 64 to signify an increase or a decrease which is the same as a relative encoder so you should be able to use cc.pd as is. To make the response slower just use a value of less than 1 for the velocity argument but 1 will probably work for your needs, experiment. I have no experience with TouchOSC so don't know how it actually works.

Maybe this can help:

slowknob.pd