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The creators of Ctrl+ Console anticipated this limitation, implementing a simple gesture system for common editing tasks.

Because there is no physical feedback, you must rely on sight to make sure you're interfacing with the right button or shuttle control. While the ability to use virtual controls via touch transforms the editing experience, there is one glaring drawback. Modelled after hardware-based editing controllers, like the Lightworks Console, this app functionally turns an iPad into a touch and gesture input surface for FCPX and Premiere editors. After a successful round of funding, the Ctrl+ Console is now available through Apple's App Store. In case you weren't one of the early adopters who jumped onboard this product's Kickstarter campaign, you're in luck. Former Kickstarter darling Ctrl+ Console is now available through the Apple App Store, offering editors everywhere the opportunity to turn their iPads into editing control surfaces.