User manual M-AUDIO XPONENT

[. . . ] English User Guide Xponent User Guide Table of Contents Introduction. 13 Appendix A: Xponent MIDI CC defaults . 14 Appendix B: Controlling Torq effects using the Trackpad . 19 Torq Xponent User Guide | 3 Introduction Thank you for choosing the M-Audio Xponent USB DJ controller and audio interface. [. . . ] In other words, to raise the pitch of a song two semitones, press the + button twice. Note that this feature is only available when the Lock Button (above) is disengaged. Torq Xponent User Guide 32. Speed Slider ­ This slider controls the playback speed of each deck within Torq. | 10 NOTE: Torq has a unique "time-stretching" ability that can change the speed of a song without changing its pitch. This is something that is impossible to do with traditional turntables and it is something that many DJs will find extremely useful. Due to this feature, we refer to this slider as a "speed" control rather than a "pitch" control. Channel Volume Fader ­ This slider controls the volume of each deck in Torq. Sync Buttons ­ Press these buttons to engage the Auto-Sync feature of each Deck. ­ Use this button to place a temporary marker in the song. This allows DJs to access this point quickly 35. Cue without having to seek through the track to find it. Please refer to the Torq User Guide to find out more about this button. Loop Control Buttons ­ These buttons control the corresponding looping buttons found on each deck of Torq. Please refer to the Torq User Guide to find out more about these buttons. Transform Button ­ This button starts and pauses each deck. ­ This button controls the Transform or "punch-in" feature of the mixer. 39. Crossfader ­ This slider controls the crossfader in Torq. Use this control to transition between songs. Front Panel 40. Headphone Output ­ Connect your headphones to this 1/4" output. The volume of this output is controlled with the Phones knob (28). Note that the Headphone output is separate from the Booth and Master outputs and receives its signal from USB outputs 3-4 (the Booth and Master outputs receive their source signals from USB outputs 1-2). This feature allows most DJ applications to set up a separate headphone or "cue" mix that is only heard by the DJ and is used for cueing and beat matching songs. 41. Bank Select Switch ­ Xponent contains two programmable memory banks. This switch selects between memory bank A (left setting) and memory bank B (right). [. . . ] Sliding your finger to the right of the Trackpad will increase the frequency (speed) of the Strobe effect. The amount of the Strobe effect you hear increases as your finger slides from the bottom of the Trackpad to the top. REVERSE: Touching the Trackpad engages the Reverse effect while releasing the pad turns the effect off. Moving your finger along the X or Y axis of the Trackpad does not change this effect in any way. BRAKE: Touching the Trackpad engages the Brake effect while releasing the pad turns the effect off. Moving your finger along the X or Y axis of the Trackpad does not change this effect in any way. REPEAT: X-axis: Controls the Repeat Size knob. [. . . ]