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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Analog input is bound here, such as knobs, turntables, sliders, etc.
* It is indeed possible to adjust the sensitivity of analog HID devices by applying a multiplier. The multiplier is a squared value of the displayed number (e.g., setting sensitivity to 2.0 means 4x the speed compared to normal).
* However, a hardware solution (adjusting the sensitivity in your controller) is better than this software-based solution. Therefore, it is recommended that you use 1.0x, unless you have a strong need to adjust the sensitivity.
* Spice **cannot** compensate for deadzones in the hardware, no matter how hard you try.
* Smooth Axis option applies a smoothing algorithm (in software of course) to the analog input. It only really works for rotational movement, such as turntable or knobs. It removes jitter from bad analog sensors, but it also adds a tiny bit of latency (because that's how averaging filters work in control theory).
* Smooth Axis option applies a smoothing algorithm (in software of course) to the analog input. It only really works for rotational movement, such as turntable or knobs. It removes jitter from bad analog sensors, but it also adds a tiny bit of latency (due to how averaging filter algorithm works).
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