The difference in the OD curve seems to mainly affect the lowest part of the range on the knob, like from zero to 9 o’clock. It’s more noticeable if you modulate it with a LFO or something.
Encoder debounce and pot de-noising are always a balancing act to get to work well, and sometimes causes lag or odd response when suddenly reversing direction on an encoder, or moving a pot slowly.
While on the topic of firmware updates, the TEO-5 update changelog has a list of fixes made such as the pot jump issue, sequencer issues, etc. Were these changes applied to the Take 5 firmware as well? Or did they not affect it? When I learned of the LFO amount jump bug on the TEO-5, I was able to replicate it on my Take 5 as well (prior to the new beta), though it didn’t happen very often on it.
TEO-5 Main 1.1.0.1
New Feature: Selectable TEO/Take-5 overdrive curves
Bug Fix: Mod slot 8 scaling issue
Bug Fix: NRPN/CC commands don’t update onscreen values
Bug Fix: Pot handling improvements
Bug fix: Rests input at the end of sequence cause timing issues
Bug Fix: Various small bug fixes, optimizations, and improvements