Well the track ball sounds nice but heres my thing on them,

How are they when you are doing a lot of lassoing, slip editing, drag & drops, and that king of thing?

I can see where they would be a little more pain to deal with on that side.

digi2ns


Well the track ball sounds nice but heres my thing on them,

How are they when you are doing a lot of lassoing, slip editing, drag & drops, and that king of thing?

I can see where they would be a little more pain to deal with on that side.

Mike - I do TONS of midi editing and stuff - seriously, much less tiring than a mouse - I love mine

They are WAY better, Mike. Much more precise just like with everything else. It does take a little getting used to but once you've got it in your routine it's much more intuitive.

daryl1968

digi2ns


Well the track ball sounds nice but heres my thing on them,

How are they when you are doing a lot of lassoing, slip editing, drag & drops, and that king of thing?

I can see where they would be a little more pain to deal with on that side.

Mike - I do TONS of midi editing and stuff - seriously, much less tiring than a mouse - I love mine

yeah, but apparently you don't eat animals.

  @ BEEP-BEEP..

thank ewe for pointing out to the great unwashed masses up there the plural of mouse is correct....

hth

;-)

I have a couple of the older-style Expert Mouse trackballs like Beepster linked to.  They were the secret weapon when I was gaming to pwning punk kids half our age.  I still use them on the rare occasion I get the chance to play any games, but my usual is this one:



I never use a "normal" mouse and I never get carpal tunnel either - not a coincidence I believe!