New extension from DLD - chose the layout!

[dmcghee]

The original one looks the best, stay with your original concept.

[selig]

Thanks Selig. Rough as in a few bits dont line up and the faceplate colouring is a bit off here and there where I just clone stamped it. But it gives the idea. 

Someone mentioned that the elevation might need a pitch wheel for the 'spring back', I would imagine you could code a slider to do the same thing, or map it to a physical pitch wheel. 

You are correct. Behaviors such as snapping back to center are specified independently from the types of controls used to represent them on screen. Meaning, any control can be made to snap to center, a wheel, slider, rotary, even a three way switch (if there was any reason for such a control). 

[DOKTOR242]

first looks great

[Ocean of Waves]

Still not a word on what this RE does.

[X1Lo]

I prefer the first device, but both look great to me.  If this is some kind of 3d panning device, I'll buy it either way and pay just about anything!

[FATCheese]

Personally I like the second. It's just my feeling.

[frog974new]

the best for me is the 2nd .

keep your Re more cleary and easy to use .
don't forget consummers use often some midi key with potars .

a bling ..bling UI is cool but we use Re to do music .
think in wich way we can use this tools . ( with midi controller or not )
think how we can build quickly some patch
think to not charge with UI , more cpu , ram , vram charges

[Theo.M]

first one for sure.

[Arsenic]

Still not a word on what this RE does.

My guesses would be either something like a 5.1\7.1 surround sound simulator thing or a variation on their Headphone Monitor to simulate different speaker placements - Which could conceivably mean both of the above.

I'm probably so wrong, I am out the other side of wrong an into new uncharted territory or Wrongness...

[C//AZM]

I like the 2nd one, except add the elevation wheel. I like the screen on the side.

[zero01101]

i prefer the first UI; just like the layout of it with the meters and centered "pan" window.

Still not a word on what this RE does.

my guess: surround simulator via HRTF