When using the QC on a desk, the rotary switches are wonderful for setting params values, but pressing them with hands is a bit inconvenient. A touch-drag-drop action on the screen would be a better option, so… what about making all the various options of moving, copying, etc, (that normally require the push of buttons, change of scene, etc…) available also via a dedicated page in the GUI, where you can drag and drop objects on he touch screen?
I mean it as an additional way, not as a substitution.
Hi @edel , can you be more specific? You already can copy/paste/delete/swap (most, if not all functions etc.) all via the touch screen currently.
Forgive me if I didn’t RTFM deeply enough… but I was mainly referring to the operations of duplicating or deleting a preset, or moving them in a scene page… where I have to interact with the QC via the footswitches to select the destination preset to be saved.
This, and probably some other operations that involve a button press could be made also via drag ad drop or tap in a new dedicated main menu page.
I use the QC on my desk at the moment, and (personal opinion) I’d prefer the tap-drag-drop on screen instead of the push button to select and save, once my hand is in place over the touch screen.
I know it could sound silly, but these are the details that make a UI better than others…
LOL, nobody reads the manual and with the QC UI, it makes it easy and less complicated. I honestly can’t think of any feature or function outside of accessing the tuner or tempo that can’t be completed via the touchscreen. That was my reasoning for inquiring specifics 
You can duplicate any preset via ‘Save As’ function etc., you can move, delete and or swap presets by sliding the preset/capture to the left to reveal the copy/paste/swap functions. I mainly use the QC on our control desk as well with a MIDI foot controller.
Also note, with CoreOS v2.0, we are going to see a new file manager which hopefully addresses these features as well.