M-Audio Torq manual Playback Manipulations, Vinyl Mode, Hybrid Mode, CDJ Mode

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Playback Manipulations

The Waveform Display allows you to manipulate the song playback in a variety of ways using your mouse. The method of control differs depending on the control type you have selected for the Deck (Vinyl/CDJ/Hybrid).

Vinyl Mode

With this mode selected, using the mouse on the waveform will work in a similar fashion to using your hand on a turntable..

1.Click and hold the mouse on the waveform. Playback will stop, as if you have placed your hand on a record to stop it..

2.Continue holding the mouse button, then drag the mouse left and right. This will scrub, or “scratch,” the song.

3.Releasing the mouse button will cause the Deck to play the song back from the current location.

Hybrid Mode

With Hybrid mode active, the waveform will respond exactly like the CDJ mode while the Deck controls (Play/Pause, Cue, etc.) behave like Vinyl Mode.

1.Click and hold on the waveform. The music will continue to play

2.While holding on the mouse button, drag the mouse left. The playback tempo will be momentarily increased, making the waveform scroll a little faster to the left.

3.Now hold and drag the mouse to the right. Playback will remain going forward, but the tempo will be slowed slightly, resulting in a waveform that still scrolls right to left, but at a slower rate.

4.As soon as you stop dragging, playback will return to its original tempo even if you are still holding the mouse button..

CDJ Mode

With this mode selected, the waveform will not be “scratched” with the mouse. Instead, mouse movements will simply nudge the music ahead or behind by a small amount..

1.Click and hold on the waveform. The music will continue to play

2.While holding on the mouse button, drag the mouse left. The playback tempo will be momentarily increased, making the waveform scroll a little faster to the left.

3.Now hold and drag the mouse to the right. Playback will remain going forward, but the tempo will be slowed slightly, resulting in a waveform that still scrolls right to left, but at a slower rate.

4.As soon as you stop dragging, playback will return to its original tempo even if you are still holding the mouse button..

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Contents User Guide Table of Contents Torq User Guide Table of Contents Torq User Guide Decks Welcome Torq OverviewMain Waveform Display Torq User Guide » ChapterBrowser/Database MixerPFL/Headphone Cue Snapshots Effect RacksSampler Master Module Windows System RequirementsMacintosh OS InstallationWindows XP Displays DecksSeek ControlsOverview Waveform Play/PauseQuickCue Setting QuickCuesDeck Mode Vinyl ModeLoop In/Out CDJ ModeHybrid Mode Looping» QuickLoop Size Preference » Using QuickLoopsLoop On/Off QuickLoopSlider Range » QuickLoop BehaviorsSpeed Slider » Manual Tempo BPM Display» Automatic BPM Detection » Double/Halve ButtonKey Fine Tuning» Tap Tempo » BPM EntryMidi Keyboard Control Midi Slider/Knob ControlMidi Button Control Offset Buttons External ControlSync Button Nudge ButtonsWaveform Waveform DisplayInformation Shown on Display Cue Points Phase GridZoom Loop PointsPlayback Manipulations Vinyl ModeHybrid Mode CDJ ModeSynchronization Automatic Tempo and Phase DetectionPhase Grid Manipulations Adjusting with Offset Buttons Adjusting with the MouseAdjusting with Nudge Buttons Master Tempo Sync ButtonLocked Sync Momentary SyncEnabling Vinyl/CD Control Using Torq with only one turntable or CD playerExternal Control Torq User Guide » Chapter Reversed Playback Direction External Control CalibrationControl Type Velocity and PositionErratic Velocity Values Error IndexErratic Playback Position Relative Mode Standard ModeAMPutate Mode Absolute ModeDeck Control Midi Control Runout ProtectionBPM Matching » Clearing a Midi Assignment Midi PrefsMidi Learn » Creating a Midi AssignmentAssigning Knobs or Sliders to Buttons » Changing Midi AssignmentKeyboard Learn Assigning Buttons to Knobs or SlidersSampler Signal SourceRecording Looped Samples Sampler ControlsRecord Sample Button Recording One-Shot SamplesSample Speed/Rate Knob Sample Volume KnobTrigger Sample Button Loop Sample ButtonSample Name Window Activating QuickScratch QuickScratchAssigning Samples Creating a Snapshot SnapshotsSnapshot List Delete Snapshot Using SnapshotsMasking a Snapshot Duplicate SnapshotPolyphonic Snapshots Momentary vs. Latching BehaviorBrowser Pane Browser/DatabaseAdding Multiple Folders DatabaseAdding Folders to Database Removing Folders from Database Adding Folders from Your OSSearching Specific Database Folders Artist/Song Filename Swap File ListEditing Fields Sorting the List Loading Songs into the DecksClick and Drag Function KeysIgnore Field Reset ButtonSearch Categories Deleting a Playlist PlaylistsCreating New Playlists Rename PlaylistActivating a Playlist Adding Songs to a PlaylistRemoving Songs from a Playlist Reordering Songs in a PlaylistRename the Session Playlist Saving a PlaylistLoading a Playlist Session PlaylistPlaylists Deleting Session PlaylistsITunes LibraryIPods Searching iTunes with the DatabaseAudio CDs DrivesGain/Mute MixerMixer Architecture ChannelsPFL/Headphone Cue EQ/KillsCrossfader Curve Channel Volume FadersLine Input Buttons CrossfaderTransform Buttons » Adjusting with the Mouse» Adjusting via Midi Crossfader AssignSplit Button and Source Knob Volume ControlPFL/Headphone Cue Level Meter and Limiter Master OutputRecording Setting the Record LevelMaster Recorder FilenameEffect Slot Enable ButtonEffects Tweak Button Mix KnobRouting Button Tweak KnobBypassing the Effects DelayBuilt-In Effects Loading Effect RacksMix Knob and Routing Button Tweak KnobTweak Button ReverbTweak Knob and Button FlangerDual-Filter PhaserDistortion Parameter Button StrobeReverse Parameter KnobRepeat BrakeSelecting Effects VST EffectsLatency VST Crash Guard VST Preset ManagementAssigning Controls Master Tempo ReWireAudio Routing Audio Tab PreferencesBuffer Size Audio InterfaceSample Rate Midi Tab Crossfader Curve Control Auto-Detect M-Audio Devices On/OffScratch Sensitivity Nudge SensitivityExternal Control AMPutate ModeExternal Control Tab Midi DevicesSystem VST Plug-in Directory Plug-ins TabControl Calibration Cue Exclusivity Miscellaneous TabCustom VST Plug-in Directory Torq EngineSearch iPod with Database Schaffel ModeTransport Mode QuickLoop SizeSkin Sync ModeSample Counter Appendix Preset Key AssignmentsWarranty Terms Warranty Registration Warranty