It would be nice to improve the sensitiveness of the Play’s knobs.
What is the problem?
When working with the Play it is easy to touch the knobs accidentally, causing to switch the parameter being edited. The user needs to be very careful with their fingers.
What do you want to achieve?
To change different parameters quickly without switching them accidentally when a knob is touched.
Maybe the knobs could react only when the touch is a bit longer, and perhaps when the knob starts turning. Or maybe this could be solved with a sensitiveness setting.
Thank you @lubopanak, finally someone took the time to submit this wish. I have edited it for clarity and to avoid the use of first person following Writing a good feature request.
I’ve noticed that most “accidents” happen when dialing a value. Maybe it would be nice (I’m talking software linqo now) some sort of timeout or shift register logic, that could wait until a reasonable amount of time has elapsed since the last twisting of the knob.
Just a thought.
I really like the touch sensitive knobs, but I do also make a lot of errors by accidentally brushing them. Perhaps an option in the menu to dial down the sensitivity would be nice. Not a killer bug by any means, but definitely something that could be refined.
A preference to set the double tap freq should be considered for accessibility so disabled people can also use the device. Much like mouse preferences, where you can set the double click rate.
I have edited it for clarity and to avoid the use of first person following 