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pointer
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2007
Location: Los Angeles, USA
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torq does everything Serato does and more.
go watch the videos at: http://www.torq-dj.com to see all the capabilities.
Xponent is good for digital mixing (without turntables and/or CDJs) you basically use internal mixer mode.
For me personally, I really enjoy using it in external mixer mode with CDJs (instead of the control vinyl).
rob.
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May-18-2007 15:39
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i got big pants
Your Face
Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
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don't forget the implementation of a midi device with torq. i like having the ability to control the fx, loops, sampler with a single device.
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May-18-2007 15:41
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i got big pants
Your Face
Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
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honestly...if you can, try out all those vinyl emulation programs...don't go by people's reviews and what not. there will be good and bad things for all the different kinds of software, and there will be things that will tailor to your needs...traktor scratch looks pretty good as well.
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May-18-2007 22:14
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miamitranceman
Extreme tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Miami
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May-21-2007 03:20
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pointer
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2007
Location: Los Angeles, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by Existo22
torg is a toy. The serato algorithms are far superior being that serato has produced the industry standard timestreching plug-in for pro tools TDM/HD.
Unless you want to use ableton don't move to torg.
Check the Computer Music review they explain why for the serious dj there are much better vinyl emulation timecode systems out there. |
HA HA.
not. :P
Torq's control system is based off of Ms. Pinky which was created using Max/MSP one of the most advanced programming and development languages geared towards Audio (and other music control) manipulation.
Secondly, Ms. Pinky is older than Serato's Scratch - and has gone through many refinements itself.
Yes, I understand that the pitch and time plugin is top notch - but don't try to drag Torq into some "toy" category when that is clearly wrong. No need to turn dogmatic here, they are both great solutions, one just happens to be cheaper than the other and have more features.
But use what works for you, that's the bottom line. I was THIS close to buying Serato myself, but recently I've seen a lot of people using Traktor Scratch now too.
Lots of options - and good ones at that. Its a good time to be a DJ, but don't denigrate unnecessarily, IMO. Honestly, I bet you haven't even used Torq - I'd trust people that have had hands on experience with the tools before listening to someone spout off without any hands on experience. I've used them all ('cept for Traktor Scratch because it is so new - but I used Final Scratch/Traktor long enough to have developed an opinion about that)....
rob.
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May-21-2007 04:20
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