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<blockquote data-quote="kristianjohnsen" data-source="post: 132162" data-attributes="member: 441">Re: Dear console manufacturers&nbsp; -&nbsp; Coat Sleeve SurpriseYamaha DM2K, DM1K and I believe 02R96 have touch sensitive knobs.You can select a wide number of functions you want associated with the fader sensing a human touch, but I have never heard of a way to make the mixer ignore touches if they are made with inanimate objects.&nbsp; I sometimes do some gloved fader-pushing that would make this slightly challenging, anyways!On the DM2K, just gently touching a fader cap will make the name of the channel in the channel strip display change momentarily to display what level either the fader or the active AUX send is at.&nbsp; Very nice feature as the faders near the end of their life span and gradually go out of calibration!In the &quot;custom layer&quot; unused faders will move, but just return to their starting point when released.&nbsp; The same goes for faders that are locked using the &quot;console lock&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kristianjohnsen, post: 132162, member: 441"] Re: Dear console manufacturers - Coat Sleeve Surprise Yamaha DM2K, DM1K and I believe 02R96 have touch sensitive knobs. You can select a wide number of functions you want associated with the fader sensing a human touch, but I have never heard of a way to make the mixer ignore touches if they are made with inanimate objects. I sometimes do some gloved fader-pushing that would make this slightly challenging, anyways! On the DM2K, just gently touching a fader cap will make the name of the channel in the channel strip display change momentarily to display what level either the fader or the active AUX send is at. Very nice feature as the faders near the end of their life span and gradually go out of calibration! In the "custom layer" unused faders will move, but just return to their starting point when released. The same goes for faders that are locked using the "console lock". [/QUOTE]

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