Touchscreen

I use touch screen sometimes but unless it's a 28in screen I myself don't see touch totally replacing mouse or smart pen.

I can imagine the problems for rigs with two screens

For me, in order to fully utilize a touch screen I would need it would lay in front of me like a desk at a slight angle like a real analog mixing desk. I would have a second monitor to display the tracks while the lower monitor would display the mixer and adjust plug ins. This is just me, I'm sure others are different. You can make anything work, The question is, will it work better?

Starise
For me, in order to fully utilize a touch screen I would need it would lay in front of me like a desk at a slight angle like a real analog mixing desk.

That's what I do. I find touch supplements, but certainly does not replace, mouse/pen/etc.

dcumpian
My biggest problem with touchscreens is the accuracy when I first touch a control and how fiddly it can get if you do not quickly and smoothly raise your finger off the screen.
 
Regards,
Dan

 
I agree.  This was disconcerting when I first ran sound from an iPad controlling my Behringer XR18.  I found the only way to make a small fader movement was rolling my finger up or down without lifting or sliding.