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I know I’ve brought this up before, but is there any progress being made to make the volume knobs on keyboards a little more usable? As it stands now, at least on mine, one detent on the encoder equals .1 dB of change, so a full rotation of the knob results in only around 2.4 dB of adjustment. Could you perhaps make it so each pulse results in .2 dB, .4dB or some other larger amount? I know you also talked about the adjustment being progressive with a faster rate of change with faster rotation which I guess would also work. As it stands now, it’s more than a little tedious to have to rotate the knob 3 complete rotations to get 7.2 dB of adjustment.
Stuart
I know this question is 6 years old, but the answer that worked for me:
http://www.forumclaessonedwards.com/forum/index.php/topic,916.0/nowap.htmlThe autohotkey script of PCjabber made my volume knob usuable, I only had to change the F12 and F13 in the script with Volume_Up and Volume_Down.
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