Multiple audio formats are supported, including MP3, AIFF, WAV, WMA, Apple Lossless, and AAC. Once you have your music loaded, you can launch the tracks, automatically sync their tempos, crossfade between them, apply EQ, create multiple loops within a song, and even record the whole mix as an uncompressed WAV file. The Torq LE software included in the Mixlab package is a very capable and flexible digital DJ application.īeyond the basics, there were also some professional features on Torq LE that we were surprised to see. This means that if you want to go crazy and have your hardware EQ knobs control your software's headphone volume, you're free to reassign them.įirst and foremost, unlike novelty DJ systems like the Hercules Mobile DJ MP3, the Torq LE software allows users to easily custom-assign almost any parameter in the software to the included hardware controller (or any connected MIDI controller). #M AUDIO TORQ CONECTIV DRIVER PRO#Īnother pro feature that M-Audio left in their LE edition of Torq is the ability to customize the sharpness of the crossfader curve. By altering the curve shape, you can use the crossfader for quick cutting effects or supersmooth transitions. We were also pleased to see built-in effects such as high-pass/low-pass filtering, phaser, and strobe (an auto-cut effect), as well as multichannel audio output support. Of course, M-Audio doesn't want to give out all the goodies in their entry-level package. #M AUDIO TORQ CONECTIV DRIVER FULL VERSION#įeatures such as VST effect hosting, virtual scratching, line-input, and sample playback are only found in the full version of the software that's included with the more expensive Torq Conectiv DJ package.
Beyond Torq, competing programs like PCDJ and Traktor offer options like running multiple decks (instead of just two), extended MIDI flexibility, and integrated music downloads. For the money, however, the M-Audio Mixlab and its Torq LE software can't be beat. The sound quality of the Torq Mixlab package is only as good as the computer and sound card the system is hosted on. The included hardware is strictly a control interface and does nothing to route or process audio. The controller is very responsive, however, and any lag between the hardware and software was negligible on our system. Plugging the controller in over USB, we found that the M-Audio hardware was instantly recognized on both Mac OSX and Windows XP, without any hardware driver installation required. If we have one complaint about the Torq Mixlab system, it's that the hardware controller is ridiculously oversized. #M AUDIO TORQ CONECTIV DRIVER FULL VERSION#.
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