The X touch is not a touch screen. It's a full 8 fader surface.
Also, it has better components than the BCF. The BCF doesn't support
touch automation, so you end up fighting with the fader if you're trying
to rewrite automation moves.
The BCF was made at a time when Behrenger was known for making cheap
hardware. There's been a shakeup at the company, and as a few years ago,
the build quality of their products, especially anything related to the
X32 series, which includes the X Touch control surface, has greatly
improved.
Speaking of the X32, that is another option for a control
surface/interface combo. The X32 producer, which is the same price as 1
of the artist mix surfaces, gives you 8 motorized faders, 16 xlr ins, a
ton of routing options, ,effects, etc. As a guy who once advised folks
to never let Behrenger become part of the signal chain, I'm actually
considering this as my main studio board because of the feature set and
Midas Mic Pres.
Hope this helps.
Kevin
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