Moving the toolbar to the upper part will probably not eliminate the need for tall buttons. Firstly because the edge of the touch screen does not seem to be as precise as the middle. Secondly, because when a user is mixing they need to tolerance for a rough (i.e., not very precise) touch - otherwise we get UX friction due to many failed touches.
I totally agree that the menu bar could (optionally) disappear in full screen if the user choose it that way. It is there taking space but it isn't used.
I will add the to the blue print for evaluation from your side.
@ronso0
Moving the toolbar to the upper part will probably not eliminate the need for tall buttons. Firstly because the edge of the touch screen does not seem to be as precise as the middle. Secondly, because when a user is mixing they need to tolerance for a rough (i.e., not very precise) touch - otherwise we get UX friction due to many failed touches.
I totally agree that the menu bar could (optionally) disappear in full screen if the user choose it that way. It is there taking space but it isn't used.
I will add the to the blue print for evaluation from your side.