What I like about Graffio is the simplicity of the layout, and the Bypass and Dry/Wet for any & all stages. I normally don't like a knobby interface, but this one just works. When I trial a new distortion effect, and throw Graffio up against it, typically I come away thinking that I need to spend more time with Graffio. It is very easy to dial in useful effects. The things that turn me off are the colors primarily and the sort of fuzzy unresizeable UI. It's not entirely a beauty to behold. Guess I'm sort of petty that way.
Just throwing this out there,![:D]( "Very Happy")
, perhaps one day.
Just throwing this out there,
, perhaps one day.- Resizeable UI
- Color options. At least let us change the knobs from yellow.
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- Clean up the fonts and contrast the lettering with the background to make the writing more clear. It just feels dimly legible.
- Oversample button that cycles through user-selectable OS modes, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, OFF each click advances once. Indicate on the button which state it is.
- Add a random button on the left between High and Low. There's room.
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Doesn't even need a label if you make it look like a square red dice with six white pips. Perhaps just randomize the DC Offset, Odd, Even, and Quantize knobs. - I don't know if changing the order of Saturator, Exciter, Bit Reducer modules, on each of the bands, would change much. Wouldn't it? If it would, an ability to slide the modules left-right to adjust the order would make it even more modular multiband than it is.
Doesn't even need a label if you make it look like a square red dice with six white pips. Perhaps just randomize the DC Offset, Odd, Even, and Quantize knobs.Statistics: Posted by kidslow — Thu Aug 29, 2024 7:12 am — Replies 1 — Views 59