Ok. Not really good with the vocabulary and terms, so I'll try to be descriptive. I have had Torq for a while now, and don't feel like switching over to Traktor, but there is something that always makes me want to. I've seen a ton of videos that show some cool juggling routines like these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5IfY1IBbh4
My question - is it me, or does Torq not allow for the same sort of "quick hit" action as Traktor? In other words, Traktor seems to allow users to set off cues without automatically setting them into continuous play mode. In the video, Ean Golden has to actually hold the cue button down to keep the track playing. Of course, he can then hit a shift function and get the track to play without holding it down.
Right now, when I try to do something similar in Torq, I have to immediately hit pause after hitting a cue button to mimic the same action. Which, of course, sort of limits the quickness and flexibility I'd prefer.
Am I right about this, or am I just ignorant of a very easy solution?
Is anyone out there getting what I'm asking? Again, sorry if I'm not using a specific term that would make answering this question easier.
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