Knob 2 value
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@d-healey i used "SPG.setAttribute(SPG.Gain, -value);" for invert the value this can make a difference? I'm going to try
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What range do you want for each knob?
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@d-healey
Knob 1 must act on the simmle gain from -7 to 0, and Knob 2 is set to shape fx, so the mix button 0 to 1.
They work separately but once connected by Knob 3, which is set from 0 to 1, necessarily, Knob 1 cannot go above 1. -
@yall said in Knob 2 value:
necessarily, Knob 1 cannot go above 1.
If knob1 is limited to -7 to 0 then it can't ever go above 0.
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@d-healey the Knob1 is set to min0 and Max7.
to give it its function (base the sound) I used -value on the recall of knob1. so all my knobs actually go in the same direction. -
@yall Why is the range 0 - 7?
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@d-healey because I want 7 as the maximum value.
but as I inverted the value in the reminder, it actually gives me -7db -
@yall Let's try it another way. When knob3 is at 0 what value should knob1 be at? and when knob3 is at 1 what value should knob1 be at?
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the values of the knobs themselves must be> if knob 3 = 0 (Knob1 & Knob 2 = 0)
if Knob3 = 100% (Knob2 = 100% & Knob1 = 7)
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@yall Oh well that's easy, just imagine knob3 is a percentage.
Knob1.setValue(Knob1.get("max") * value); -
@d-healey said in Knob 2 value:
Knob1.setValue(Knob1.get("max") * value);
this is exactly the formula I was looking for !! thank you ^
I even think I can simplify ultimately, 1 single button that will control my modules rather than making 3 buttons
