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  • #85958
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    Does anyone know how to or if you can make fine adjustments in Director on a touch-only tablet? There is no keyboard so the Ctrl-drag feature doesn’t work in this case.

    #85959
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    Nope, I don’t know. This was sent as a feature request a long time ago. Good one, to re-wake it!

    #85960
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    in MixPad it is possible to move the finger sidewards to change the level adjustments with the fader more accurate…
    I can’t try this, have no touch for Director…

    #85966
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    @Steffen nope, does not work like that on Director…

    #86190
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    so with my director, it works.

    #86193
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    So trying this on Director with touchscreen laptop if I move my finger away from the gain knob to the lower right corner of the screen I have some better control.

    If I try this on delay there is no difference no matter how far away I am from the control.

    I’m going with it doesn’t support touch location based fine control. It just appears to with certain controls.

    #86206
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    We had already requested a direct input of delay values somewhere before. This would indeed be helpful, e.g. if you have measured the delay for a delay line and want to enter the value

    #86208
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    mouse wheel control would help a lot as well

    #86217
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    Not for the touch solutions…

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