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AxelPanic
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 Posted - 2008/04/24 : 01:38:54
i have read about Torq and also Rave 'Scratch Live'
Torq is cheaper and seems to have flex on what you can do, but which is better BY FACTS and opinions.
if it is opinion, please post it underlined or in italics
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Leto
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Posted - 2008/04/24 : 02:26:24
No Left Turn uses Torq. I'd say go for it, I think it's pretty flexible in terms of adjusting your setup later on.
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AxelPanic
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Posted - 2008/04/24 : 02:29:27
yeah thats a good reason, ok ill go for it. now i need decent turntables...
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mj-dream
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Posted - 2008/04/24 : 13:39:24
well i was going for torq exponent and got the x session with torq le to try before i went for the full torq.......must say was brilliant at first but then just ****ed up.....read around forums and it seems its my vista that torq doesnt run well on so be carefull if you run the mighty uncompatible vista :(
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AxelPanic
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Posted - 2008/04/24 : 14:19:50
i hate vista, im all XP here
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No Left Turn
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 06:16:04
I have Torq with the Xponent and absolutely love it! I sold off all my DJ gear a few years ago so having a controller interface like the Xponent makes a really nice substitute for practicing at home. I'll admit that Torq's GUI doesn't look as elegant as SSL or Traktor, but it still get's the job done and is still really powerful with MIDI Learn and VST support.
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tommy_renegade
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 11:38:22
surely u could just use ableton and a midi controller?
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mj-dream
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 11:50:28
i use ableton alot really like it......allthough when i make a tune in it i dont really master in it its great but for mastering theres better out there :)
really good for creative mixing though :)
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tommy_renegade
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 14:40:35
its really great for doing techno mixes, can cram in about 100 tunes in 30mins lol
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No Left Turn
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 16:54:26
You could totally use the Xponent as a MIDI controller for Ableton as well. Assign the EQ knobs and crossfader to controls in Ableton, and you'll pretty much have a standard DJ setup IN Ableton. (Some people can't use Ableton for DJ'ing because it doesn't "feel" like DJ'ing so using the Xponent as a controller might help fill that void."
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Vitalism
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Posted - 2008/04/28 : 17:51:42
NLT: on a totally unrelated note, thanks for the euro i got from your site.
it's great!! :D
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