Topic: touch screen interface ?
Using Pianoteq on a regular laptop with a mouse makes me wonder if a touch screen is something that might be worth investing in. I enjoy playing around with the Voicing, Design and Effects settings but using a mouse is a bit cumbersome. If anyone has experience with using a touch screen or has better ideas (control via midi perhaps?) I'd appreciate any advice. The main parameters that I'd like to be able to easily change on the fly are the Spectrum profile, Hammer hardness, and some of the Resonator and Effects settings.