I disagree.
What you're saying isn't necessarily wrong, but you're oversimplifying the picture.
It's down to the quality of the controller and how well set up they are. The "problem" is that DJ gear has been a game of "good enough" for a very long time. And, at the same time, people have different definitions of good enough.
The K2 doesn't feel good enough to replace a mixer.
But...on the other end....
I've mixed on one of these before:
It's a controller for Pro Tools'a internal mixer. I've also mixed on an SSL console. And, the controller was a better experience.
With digital mixers, you're essentially using a control surface and a single-use computer too. And they're responsible for a LOT of live and studio sound setups and a lot of DJ setups.
"Controller" is not the problem.
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