No. It doesn’t work this way IRL for a reason. And every other simulator (PC or otherwise) doesn’t do it this way, for a reason.
If you want a small change you just press the button and release.
Or you hold it for a second. Or two seconds.
You get very used to how long you hold it for based on the situation. Both IRL and in Sims.
And the effect on controls is instant (everywhere except MSFS).
In MSFS you press, then hold…and …keep holding …it’s still not moving …. and then it moves (okay, it takes half a second to move, but it shouldn’t pause at all, its a continual fluid motion). If you want small inputs you just tap it.
To say it’s better this way would be like me releasing a car simulator where my car controls worked differently to (a) real life and (b) every other car game……and then me saying “my way is better”
MSFS is supposed to simulate an aircraft, and it’s systems (that’s what the second ‘S’ is for). but it’s not.
Maybe, it works better on XBox controllers? And that’s why it’s still like this? In which case it should be called MSFG