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Adjust the feel of audio mode (stereo)

Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2018 5:10 pm
by zztemp18
A lot of the builtin programs (pulse, wave, waterfall etc) have a setting to control the feel of the pulse, from 1 (smooth) to 99 (sharp).

I am wondering if we can also add this settings to the audio mode, like stereo and microphone.

I personally like the pulse feel setting to be around 70 - 75. It feels more intense around the head loop. What is your favorite pulse feel setting?

Re: Adjust the feel of audio mode (stereo)

Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:55 pm
by admin
nope as the audio modes don't use pulses, well they do but they are generated from the incoming signal rather than a source generator

Have you tried Adv stereo in the latest Beta?

Si

Re: Adjust the feel of audio mode (stereo)

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2018 10:48 pm
by hedonist
I have seen numerous posts on here saying that (on stereo mode) you want the middle dial to be low, as in less than 50, but I personally like it at 75.
My perception is that lower makes it a lot more 'constant' and modulated, and less interesting, but I'll give it a go on low every now and again to check I'm not missing anything!

Re: Adjust the feel of audio mode (stereo)

Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2018 11:35 am
by Stimaddict
The Adjustment (middle knob) controls the audio response. Being a complete power junkie I like to start with it "low" because that way I can gradually ramp up the power to a very high level, building up tolerance, before increasing the adjustment for the main event.

Re: Adjust the feel of audio mode (stereo)

Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2018 6:58 pm
by hedonist
Stimaddict wrote: Fri Oct 26, 2018 11:35 am The Adjustment (middle knob) controls the audio response. Being a complete power junkie I like to start with it "low" because that way I can gradually ramp up the power to a very high level, building up tolerance, before increasing the adjustment for the main event.
Ah I see. I sort of do it the other way round currently - increase the middle dial fairly quickly to about 75, then turn the power up slowly
But I'll try the other way round!