djrage24

what i hate the most is when u see people playin shit off a damn ipod and just switchin songs with a cross fader and not doin any mixin, scratchin, blendin, etc. and they call themselves a DJ u only a dj when u've been rockin the crowds for a while, u got experience on yur hands, u MIX/BLEND music, etc

hell yeah i agree wit dj sir swift. using torq doesnt make DJing easier. its the same no matter what your using, it just depends on how u use whatever you have

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damn thats tight. that sounds too good to be true but how is the program overall? its obv not gonna be as good as serato or torq, but is it stable. Not sayin i would do this, but do u think i would be safe runnin virtual vynl wit my technics at a club?

oh shiiiit. thats awesome haha and how well has that free virtual dj been workin for ya? is it stable?

hows that shit free? dont u need time coded vinyls???

many people complain that torq is "too digital." yeah that may be the case, but so what? whats wrong with using some digital effects. I agree that the auto beat matching thing is totally whack, but the cool effects that are included are awesome and there's nuthin wrong with using them at gigs. After all, most crowds usually enjoy all those kinds of little things in a dj's set

i respect all three programs...but my opinion is that torq is the best. its cheap, good, stable, u get all kinds of vst effects, love the sampler/effects, etc.

wassup everybody? iiight, ive seen lots of controversy between these three: m-audio torq, serato scratch live, and traktor dj I currently use torq cause i was on a budget and i think its pretty damn nice especially for the price what do u all think? which is better and why do u think so?