M-Audio Torq

[hulkhuss]

Re: M-Audio Torq

thanks man took me a while to save my pennies.

Hey do you have any promo mixes out?

[Caley Martin]

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ya man... I have a few... most current sets I have done:

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32986

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35510

House ish?

[BureOne]

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So do you place your shows on the old radio threads?

[Caley Martin]

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Yeah, I have delusions that people still peruse those threads

I am about to lay down a new mix right now, in the middle of procuring tracks and programming... I've got my Martha Stewart face on!

[BureOne]

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Sweeeeet. Looking forward to it. My internet went down as soon as I asked you the above question.

Just looked at your new set up, stuff looks wicked man. I don't think I could ever go "extreme" digital. Stuff looks too hard and intimidating. My brother was able to get me a "pirated" version of Ableton and I had no fucking Idea what I was doing, especially without a manual.

I did take the little tutorial and got a feel of what was what (kinda) but never used it again. I really wanted to remove some vocals from some track and thought that would have helped; wrong!.

I guess Im more oldskoOl. I never thought I would go cdj way but vinyl began to get a little expensive and my room began to fill up with black wax.

[Caley Martin]

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I will never ditch vinyl, so something like Torq feels right at home... IF I make the switch full time I can still see vinyl being integrated. Like I said, CDJs and vinyl are preferably much more tactile than digital solutions, but Torq cuts it close. We will see.

[hulkhuss]

Re: M-Audio Torq

ya man... I have a few... most current sets I have done:

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32986

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35510

House ish?

cool, thanks i will check them out
keep us posted about your new mix too

[dante_k]

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Has anyone seen the M-Audio's "sneak peak" of their new controller they are about to announce at next weeks NAMM? The thing looks sick and apparently looks like its designed to work with Torq. www.myspace.com/m-audio

[jeffrey collins]

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that is not even a site bro.

I'm really getting the itch to make a new mix. Guess if i really sat down i could do it with traktor and my oxygen 8.

[Caley Martin]

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doooo it

[Ben Pound]

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I've heard nothing but great things about Torq.... mostly from Caley.

[jeffrey collins]

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well he is pretty much the only one on here to have it. He's ahead of his time.

[Caley Martin]

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I am in the fyuuuuture.

[dante_k]

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It Is Finally Here!!!!



Torq Xponent is a cutting-edge performance system that brings professional-grade control to the world of the computer-based DJ. Engineered by M-Audio?s SynchroScience Design Group, the package includes the Torq DJ software that?s revolutionizing digital DJing and the Xponent hardware control surface that puts all that power right at your fingertips. With full-size tactile controls, an integrated USB audio interface and intuitive MIDI-learn capabilities, Torq Xponent bridges the gap between traditional DJ hardware and today?s powerful performance software once and for all. This completely integrated system combines the features of a standard two-channel DJ mixer with the controls of a pair of DJ CD players, letting you cue, mix and scratch digital files without touching the host computer.

http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=products.main&ID=d45a40965327c968eda528464bcd984c

[Caley Martin]

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I am not too sure about those jog wheels... I'd much rather use vinyl and CD control than knobs and buttons on a MIDI interface.