Have any of you used or created your own nice looking rotary encoder control for Windows Phone or Windows 8?
I've found one made a while ago for Windows Phone 7. http://cespage.com/silverlight/wp7tut26.html
It looks OK but I think it works by "turning" it instead of just dragging up and down like most virtual rotary encoders in audio applications.
I checked Telerik and they don't seem to have one.
I'd love to find a pre-made control like the ones used in the Smithson Martin Emulator Modular software or http://hexler.net/software/touchosc.
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I followed the instruction (hey, I can code when it involves copy and paste) and it IS one of those controls where you have to actually manipulate it in a circle instead of moving the more common up and down.
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I would think it should be relatively easy to change the code to instead respond to up/down movement.
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