Hovering the cursor over any of the icons will provide you with a brief description of their function at the bottom of the screen, which is really useful when getting used to the software. FIRST GLANCEĪs one would expect from a product which is also being marketed as an upgrade, Torq 2.0 has been built around version 1.5, which keeps an air of familiarity that those using 1.5 and the M-Audio Xponent will embrace. It’s not the best for turntable DVS, and without a controller you might get confused by the interface, but those with a suitable MIDI controller should find Torq 2 very impressive. The Traq Morph is a great, hassle free way to spice up your mixes, and VST implementation allows almost unlimited possibilities. Torq 2.0 is a must have for those who already have version 1.5, especially if you own an Xponent. The setup for vinyl timecode has far too many variables which make it difficult to configure.
