maybe this is just a lua script thing I need to figure out, but I have certain knobs in presets that are turning too fast, particularly program change ones, where the slightest touch jumps a preset, so I’m often jumping 2 to 3 presets on accident. Is there a way to make it so that I can slow down the knob’s response on electra? like making it respond to every two encoder changes instead of one, something like that?
I cannot give you an answer as to how to do it, but I have some presets that give a good program change selection experience. They use a control to select the program number first, then a button to activate it and request the parameters. There are also buttons to increment/decrement by one program. The K4 preset by NewIgnis is one.
Another more direct method, using just a knob, is achieved by the Bitwig preset by Moss, but this is going through a transformation in a Bitwig script. It takes quite a rotation of the knob before the program change actually happens.
There is an option (on mk2 running 4.0) to configure one of the hardware buttons to decelerate knob readings. It can be configured using the Settings screen / Buttons tab and assigning the Toggle sensitivity function to one of the hardware buttons.
I am not sure, however, if it is a good solution for you though - if it is needed only for one specific control.
This helps, but it would be nice if the editor allowed users to select a slower scroll speed when adding a parameter in general.