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An introduction to Torq as DJ software, its features, and interface.
Visual representation of audio tracks for synchronization and analysis.
Controls for blending audio from two decks, including EQ and crossfader.
How to preview tracks privately through headphones before mixing.
Features for organizing, searching, and managing music collections.
Applying multiple built-in or VST effects to audio signals.
Recording, playing, and looping short audio samples.
Saving and recalling specific control configurations for instant recall.
Controls for overall output level, limiting, and recording the mix.
Minimum and recommended specifications for running Torq on Windows.
Minimum and recommended specifications for running Torq on Mac OS X.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the Torq software on your computer.
Understanding the visual elements of the Deck interface, including waveforms and cue points.
Using controls like Play/Pause, Seek, Cue, and QuickCue for track manipulation.
Operating Decks in Vinyl, CDJ, or Hybrid modes and utilizing looping functions.
Adjusting song tempo with Speed Slider and BPM detection, and changing key.
Assigning MIDI controllers to operate Deck functions and parameters.
Using Sync, Nudge, and Offset buttons for automatic and manual track alignment.
Understanding the data presented on the scrolling waveform display.
Features like zoom, loop points, cue points, and phase grid on the waveform.
Controlling track playback through mouse interactions with the waveform.
How Torq automatically analyzes song tempo and phase for beatmatching.
Manually aligning the phase grid to beats for precise synchronization.
Using Sync buttons and Master Tempo for automatic track synchronization.
Connecting and configuring turntables or CD players for track control.
Troubleshooting, calibration, and special modes like AMPutate for external control.
Using MIDI devices to control Torq functions and customize assignments.
Choosing audio inputs for recording samples.
Recording, playing, looping, and adjusting samples using various controls.
Naming, saving samples, and using Decks for sample scratching.
Creating, saving, assigning, and managing snapshots for quick recall.
Customizing snapshot behavior, masking, and polyphonic triggering.
Interface for browsing files, folders, and playlists.
Organizing music folders for efficient searching and playback.
Viewing and editing song metadata from ID3 tags.
Loading tracks, organizing lists, and finding songs with search tools.
Creating, editing, activating, and managing playlists.
Integrating iTunes, iPods, drives, and CDs for music playback.
Basic mixer layout, signal flow, and level controls.
Shaping audio frequencies using the equalizer and kill switches.
Adjusting channel levels and routing external audio sources.
Utilizing the crossfader for blending, cuts, and advanced mixing techniques.
Setting the volume level for headphone monitoring.
Controlling headphone mix and channel separation.
Controlling and monitoring the main audio output level and preventing distortion.
Process of recording the DJ set as an audio file.
Managing effect slots, routing, parameters, and saving/loading effect chains.
Detailed explanation of Torq's ten built-in audio effects.
Integrating and managing third-party VST plug-in effects.
Steps to establish a ReWire connection with host applications.
Syncing Torq's tempo with a ReWire host application.
Configuring audio output paths for ReWire integration.
Configuring audio interface, sample rate, and buffer size for optimal performance.
Setting up MIDI controllers, sensitivity, and assignments.
Managing VST plugins and customizing application behavior.
Overview of default keyboard shortcuts for efficient operation.
Recommended styli and cartridges for Torq hardware.
Information on product warranty and registration procedures.
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