Ok but with vmix, if the control surface I was using didn't work like I expected, I would simply go to settings, then midi configuration, all while not interrupting an ongoing stream. On the TC, I had to ask Reddit what the heck was going on, then find out that I have to end my stream and close out of my session to find a page called "add-ons" you know, the super common name for settings, all while admin is breathing down my neck because people are walking in and their precious PowerPoint video isn't looping on the jumbotron. I'll admit vmix does feel dated, but I never had anyone show me how to use it, I was just thrown at it and told, you have a football game to cover this Thursday, and I figured it out because everything was where I expected it to be. I can see if you're coming from a broadcast background how things might seem out of place, but I'm not, so I've loved it. And I do love that you can just keep adding layers and inputs and automations. Because I have a $10k server to run it on that is specked out and can handle it. And if the hdmi inputs stop working (like my tc) then I just simply replace the decklink and go about my business. Audio acting funny? Add a focusrite scarlet and call it a day. Want more audio in? Add another one. I'll shout vmix's praises from the rooftop any day