Not quite “Sausage fingers” but maybe in a few years! haha!
They are Guitar fingers that hammer Keys and Strings and Day. My fingers aren’t exactly precision engineered for accuracy. I’m not convinced I would be able to accurately touch everything at 2.5k though. So I bought one and it’s basically impossible to read anything at 4k at that screen size (without being 6 inches away from screen) so I run it at 2.5k (2560 x 1440) and it’s a great res for that screen. Forgetting touchscreens for a second, Until I bought my first 4k screen I was convinced a 28 inch 4k screen would be fine. It’s showing IOS with Apps designed to be touched with that Retina display.Ĭubase, for example, isn’t designed to be touched (yet) so when things scale past 1080p everything is obviously much smaller (it’s why I have a 43 inch 4k main screen because at 43 inches nothing - including text - needs to be scaled) and going to be much more difficult to use a finger for accuracy. My point with 1080p and 27inch touch screens is that I’m not sure finger accuracy would be adequate at 2.5k or above because although the iPad has a higher res (air 2 is not actually quite 2.5k - it’s actually 2048 x 1536), it isn’t ever showing the OSX desktop. I say this just to illustrate I am aware of what most resolutions look like with Cubase at different screen sizes. All my screens in my Lab are 4k and iPad Retina displays.
