> Also with faders it's easier to do audible mistakes (especially when not sober) since smooth linear motion seems harder to control, than a mapping to rotary m

> Also with faders it's easier to do audible mistakes (especially when not sober) since smooth linear motion seems harder to control, than a mapping to rotary motion. I think that's more a case of what you're used to because I used to make more mistakes on rotaries than I did on faders. > First it signal's "I don't do superfluous effects and scratches even if I wanted." In fairness it really depends on the style of music you play. However I do agree with you that less is more - generally speaking.