I must say, all this touch screen stuff does nothing for me, dirty monitors and not tactile feedback.
Well I guess that Leap would solve the dirty monitor issue, but I thinkg I'll stick with my Mackie MCU.

Did LOOK rather cool tho, very "minority report"

bitman

Jackdied


Tiring.

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I guess working with a real mixer must be tiring too?

Something like this - if it could be made to work at a distance - would be amazing for something where you only need to perform occasional actions. I'm thinking instead of a remote for TV on Demand or something like that. For protracted periods of precise work, it looks horrible.

Brconflict: have you seen this? For my money, I think it's very impressive, but I'd still rather have a real console. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HHiXqcyu2M

John T


Brconflict: have you seen this? For my money, I think it's very impressive, but I'd still rather have a real console. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HHiXqcyu2M

Yeah, seen it. It's impressive, but I think he missed the boat on how big the console could have been. His smartest thing, though, is making the graphics large enough for fingertips. Skylight is the antithesis of fingertips. Needs some zoom-ability (although not the sometimes chaotic zoom Sonar has today).