Chapter 3, Decks, Displays – M-AUDIO Torq User Manual
Page 11: Song name, Artist name, Time elapsed, Time remain, Song name artist name time elapsed time remain

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DeCkS
When DJing, everything begins with the Decks. The 
Decks will play the music that you’ll mix and effect 
using all the tools in Torq. Traditionally, a DJ’s decks 
will be turntables or CD players. Therefore, the 
Decks in Torq have been designed to emulate both 
turntables and CD players, as well as offering a special 
hybrid mode only possible with software.
Displays
Each Deck has various informational displays 
throughout the interface . These are mostly for 
relaying information to you, such as which song is 
playing, how long it’s been playing, and how much time 
is remaining .
Song Name
At the top of the Deck is the name of the current 
song. The name is taken from the song category 
(seen in the File List). If there is no song name 
listed in the File List, the name of the actual file 
will be shown instead.
Artist Name
Below the Song Name is the Artist Name. Like 
the Song Name, above, this field will be empty 
if there is no entry in the Artist category of 
the file.
Time Elapsed
This is the current location of the song, marked 
by the yellow Now Line in the Overview 
Waveform Display. The Time Elapsed is expressed in hours/minutes/seconds/frames 
(30 fps). When the Current Position Marker is at the beginning of the song, the Time 
Elapsed will be 0:0:0.0.
Time Remain
This field indicates how much time is left before the song ends. At the beginning 
of the song, the Time Remaining will be the same as the entire length of the song. 
When the Deck is playing, the Time Remaining will count down.
Note: The Overview and Scrolling Waveform displays will begin to flash red when there is 
less than 30 seconds remaining in the song. This is to notify you that you’d better get ready 
with another song to play!
