« Reply #22 on: September 16, 2018, 04:22:52 PM »
To even compare the amount of parameters of the Reface to the Montage/MODX is silly. All you have to do with the touch screen is click a parameter you want and 1) hold down and either a menu of options or a numerical keypad will pop 2) use the scroll wheel if you're not exactly sure where you want it. On top of that there's faders and knobs depending on what parameter it is.
Still waiting for practical alternatives that would make life easier...
I know it’s not the same but I just feel that touch screens are risky. If the screen goes...then what?
I've definitely shared that skepticism in the past, but one can still purchase replacement / upgraded displays for 30-year-old products in quantity; none of the major MI manufacturers are large enough to be able to justify custom display sizes, so they tend to be commodity-sourced (and therefore easy to find).
I'd be more worried about custom semiconductors, to be honest. The same principle applies to the automotive industry.
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