what to do with tsw721

No, I got your point. But honestly,if things like Milo are sounding rubbish under your command, I can assure you that you are doing it wrong, not the system.

It's wings obviously have the ability to position themselves in a position so as to create lift (I am sure you understand - by increasing air speed over the top side of the wing)... one of the perks of it being deliberately based on the control system positioning the foreplanes (the shark fin shaped things at the front) and flaperons (the flaps-cross-ailerons at the back, since it's a Delta Wing) with little lift in the wing's 'neutral' position is that it flys just as well upside down as it does upright. Perhaps my original description was a bit poor, but essentially traditionally aircraft wings are designed to induce lift in their normal position, the Typhoon's do not do this, and have to be adjusted into position to perform a lift (or indeed any other) function. The instability induced by the neutral position of the surfaces is that they make thousands of adjustments each second to maintain steady flight - hence why the aircraft is all fly-by-wire, no human pilot could make that number (and complexity) of adjustments manually.

All I meant is if you don't like the sound of it, then the term is "I don't like it" and that's fine.

But to say something is rubbish when it is clearly not, credited by the fact that it's the first choice of many if not most international opera houses and recital halls; is factually incorrect and silly.