23 Jan
2003
23 Jan
'03
1:58 a.m.
On/le 23 Jan 2003 00:38:33 +0100
Carles Barrobes <carles(a)barrobes.com> wrote / a écrit quelque chose
comme:
one option would be a knob control that uses the wheel in a wheel
mouse for moving the knobs. you put the mouse pointer on a knob and
then use the wheel... with a fine-tuned precision, i think that'd
be much better than other types of knobs i've seen based on mous
movement.
yeah I think you made a great point.
Sorry to disagree with nearly all the others, but as a musician, I find horrible an
interface cluttered with numbers.
Music apps are not for joe-users, but for professionals. If actually cubase, cakewalk and
reason make hardware-like interfaces, it's because their users want it.
As I'm there to be flamed, it's like so-called jazzmen who listen to the
technique, not to the music. I'm currentlly spending a lot of time to make an
attractive desktop with nice icons and backgrounds for my family. And no, the defaults one
are not so nice (kde, gnome, xfce, wmaker etc...).
Jimmac, Tigert and Rasterman are great artists, but we need more of them. Linux really
misses designers for now. Maybe one day GPL will come across art.
cheers.
Guy CLO~
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