I don't have time to look at this much right now, but I can suggest looking at the help file for ControlSpec. You can set the upper and lower bounds to whatever you want -- the amplitude doesn't have to be 0..1. You got 0.25 at the bottom end of the amplitude range because the \amp curve squares the input value (so that a linear change in the input value produces the perception of linear volume change -- the perceived volume varies with the square, not linearly). You can put an if statement inside the touch responder so that received values below a certain level will always put zero on the control bus. hjh On Oct 24, 2007, at 3:39 PM, Tibor Páli wrote:
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