So in preparation for setting up the Config settings for my Nano Biscotte, I read through the manual.
I came across some differences regarding the ls, hs, and lc settings from the Petit Crouton Manual I had previously read.
The Petit Crouton manual says that ls is the lowest swing that will make a sound, hs is the highest swing that will make a sound, then there is a deadzone before lc which is the lowest clash that will make a sound. That all seemed to make sense to me.
Then the Nano Biscotte manual says that ls is what may "be considered as a potential gesture", hs then seems like the lowest swing that will trigger a sound, and lc is still the lowest clash that will make a sound. At first this seemed like a typo because the PC setup seemed so logical to me, but then this setup being differnet was reinforced by this sentence a little further down: "If the saber is not sensitive enough to the swing: decrease parameter hs by a few points."
Do the parameter settings between the PC and NB actually differ in the way stated above, or are there just a couple mis-worded statements in the NB manual?
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