Isn’t it possible to “play” around with the current drawn by them? (-> if i touch the MF it means it needs more current to drive the fader).
It results in stopping the fader.
It looks as the MF V3 tool has a quite a lot of options allready implemented, which (i think) have to take the current drawn by motorfader, into account..
I am sure that i am not the first one, thinking about that in this way
My little research lead me further to this solution…
Isn’t it possible to “play” around with the current drawn by them? (-> if i touch the MF it means it needs more current to drive the fader).
It results in stopping the fader.
It looks as the MF V3 tool has a quite a lot of options allready implemented, which (i think) have to take the current drawn by motorfader, into account..
I am sure that i am not the first one, thinking about that in this way
Something like this is already part of the firmware (motor will stop if the fader doesn’t move into the intended direction, e.g. because you manually move it into another direction).
But this is actually not the only feature of a “real” touch sensor.
E.g. a touch sensor ensures, that no fader event will be sent as long as you don’t touch the fader.
Accordingly, the fader can be initialized for a much higher resolution without the risk for sporadically jittering values, because values are only sent when you actually touch & move the fader.
Another purpose of a touch sensor is to activate the automation in a DAW without moving it.
There is no way to determine this with the current drawn, because at this moment the DAW won’t send move commands.
Thanks for the answers, i will try it out soon (hopefully).
Means i just need to connect a wire from the dedicated pins on MF_Module to the “metal fader knob”…
I allready have finished two NG_MF and the LPC17 Core.
But i am unsure about how to connect these via MIDI..
I have read that i can connect the NG_MF directly to the pc.., or i need to make the optional 3rd midi io for the LPC17 Core(and enable it seperately in the firmware).
(Don´t need the fourth here..)
Are these connections correct?
MIDI OUT 1 CORE -> MIDI IN MF1
MIDI OUT MF1 -> MIDI IN 1 CORE
MIDI OUT 2 CORE -> MIDI IN MF2
MIDI OUT MF2 -> MIDI IN 2 CORE
And the third MIDI IO to the core - PC connection.
(plus the settings for the motormix and linkpoints in mios studio).