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<blockquote data-quote="Jim King" data-source="post: 113791" data-attributes="member: 156">re: New QSC Product - TouchMix...or you&#039;re doing several acts in a night, and need to be able to recall settings from sound check. That seems to be just about every event I do.To me this rig disappoints me... it doesn&#039;t fit any of my markets. It doesn&#039;t have enough inputs/auxes to be useful to me as a medium to big board for me or my crew to use. And its too complex for me to set up for a customer to use. Most of my very small setups are set up, then we show someone how it works and walk away. That&#039;s hard enough with faders, but with a touch screen where they can get lost and confused it makes no sense. I just don&#039;t understand the target market for something low end, but with no physical faders.What I *want* at the low end is something like that where the faders are physical, but all the processing is digital. THAT I could set up for a customer, set compressors and eqs, and still be able to show them &quot;up is louder. down is softer&quot; and walk away.&nbsp; A 6 or 8-channel presonus maybe?...and yeah, I was hoping they were going to put out something targeted at the medium to high end. Oh well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jim King, post: 113791, member: 156"] re: New QSC Product - TouchMix ...or you're doing several acts in a night, and need to be able to recall settings from sound check. That seems to be just about every event I do. To me this rig disappoints me... it doesn't fit any of my markets. It doesn't have enough inputs/auxes to be useful to me as a medium to big board for me or my crew to use. And its too complex for me to set up for a customer to use. Most of my very small setups are set up, then we show someone how it works and walk away. That's hard enough with faders, but with a touch screen where they can get lost and confused it makes no sense. I just don't understand the target market for something low end, but with no physical faders. What I *want* at the low end is something like that where the faders are physical, but all the processing is digital. THAT I could set up for a customer, set compressors and eqs, and still be able to show them "up is louder. down is softer" and walk away. A 6 or 8-channel presonus maybe? ...and yeah, I was hoping they were going to put out something targeted at the medium to high end. Oh well. [/QUOTE]

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