I also have the Artist Color. I bought it for Apple Color, and the panel is quite responsive with it. You can change sensitivity with the trackballs and rings, but not with the Soft Knobs.
I'm experiencing the same issues as Terry in MC 6. It's disappointing after using it with Color. I'm hoping that the first MC 6 update improves performance with the panel.
On the plus side, you can use Artist Colorin straight editing in MC, as playing, marking, and scrolling among other commands are mapped to the panel.
Verne
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From: Terence Curren <tcurren@aol.com>
To: Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 11:12 AM
Subject: [Avid-L2] Re: Artist/MC Color Panel Knob sensitivity etc...?
I can't get the panels to work smoothly with Symphony on either PC or Mac. It does work smoothly with Apple's Color on the same Mac system, so I know it ins't an issue with the hardware.
When you have seen how the panel should work, then the Symphony version is really bad by comparison. I have heard others who are happy, but they may not have anything to compare to so lagging and jumpy behavior may seem normal to them. Or it could be there is something wrong with all of my systems, but I doubt it. :-(
I would really like to see it working smoothly on someone's system.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Christopher Pitbladdo <avid@...> wrote:
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> Personally I dislike any form of acceleration, or anything that isn't, as you say, absolute. I don't like it with a mouse (I had to install a little third-party application on my iMac a few years back, because Apple thought they knew better, and didn't give people the option to turn acceleration off), and I'm fairly certain I wouldn't like it on CC wheels.
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> On 1 Dec 2011, at 07:14, John Moore wrote:
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> > I've seen this behavior on other equipment in the past and I'm curious if there is a preference to change this behavior to be more like a regular potentiometer like on an old sony TBC control
> > where the knob position is more absolute as opposed to what I guess would be called a rotary encoder.
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