In line with Christine slightly off topic reply, the usability
perspective on musical instruments is really interesting. Check out
Andy Hunt's research. His testing (as far as I can remember) shows
that for musical applications, complex interfaces with divergent
mapping of user input is preferable (with training of course).

http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~elec18/download/adh_thesis/


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