This tutorial demonstrates how to create an OSC controller for Resolume using TouchOSC software and a tablet. With OSC we can create a custom interface on a device such as an iPad that works wirelessly with Resolume. We demonstrate how to setup network settings, how OSC addresses work to link our controller with Resolume, and how to use the TouchOSC software on your computer and the app on your tablet.
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This tutorial explains how MIDI button states work in Resolume and how to change the colors on a MIDI controller. We discuss how to choose colors in Resolume to reflect the state of a button on a MIDI device. We also show the varying states and functions of the Resolume interface, how to make a button flash, and how a physical controller inherits the states.
→ Next Lesson: OSC Controllers
This tutorial demonstrates how to use MIDI shortcuts in Resolume. Using the Akai APC40 MKII, we show how to assign clip triggers, faders, and buttons on the MIDI controller to correspond with the Resolume interface. We also go over the different Target modes: By Position, This Clip, and Selected Layer. Lastly, we show how the shortcuts panel works along with how to save MIDI shortcuts presets.
→ Next Lesson: MIDI Button States
This tutorial demonstrates how to use keyboard shortcuts in Resolume. We go over the different Target modes: By Position, This Clip, and Selected Layer. Lastly, we show how the shortcuts panel works along with how to save keyboard shortcuts presets.
→ Next Lesson: MIDI Controllers
This tutorial explains how to use Dashboard controls in Resolume. By assigning our favorite or commonly used effects to dashboard controls, we can have easy access to effects or parameters on a clip, layer, or composition basis. We demonstrate how to setup default values to dashboard controls and how to assign more than one parameter on a control.
→ Next Lesson: Keyboard Shortcuts
This tutorial explains how to prepare a composition for a live show using Resolume. We discuss the logistics of a live event for multiple performers and how to use layers to efficiently run a show. We demonstrate how a setup with show-specific content and live inputs can be made flexible using the Resolume feature called “Persistent” clips. Lastly, we show how to use the master composition we created in our previous tutorial to load themed content on demand.
→ Next Lesson: Keeping Overview
This tutorial demonstrates how to organize content in Resolume using a master composition that provides easy access to your footage. We show how to categorize clips based on themes in separate decks that can be loaded directly in the Resolume interface. Also discussed is how to mix and match content from different styles to form a new themed deck.
→ Next Lesson: Show Specific Preparation
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This tutorial explains how to prepare a composition for a live show using Resolume. We set up 3 compositions for three different output options: standard definition 4:3, high definition 16:9, and dual-screen HD. We explain the different resizing options in Resolume along with how to deal with varying sizes of content to conform to different screen resolutions.
→ Next Lesson: Organizing Content
This tutorial shows you how to use effects presets in Resolume. Add accents to your visual performance by using ready-made effects that can be used conveniently in live situations. We show you how to create new looks and save them along with a workflow to create your own effects.
→ Next Lesson: Preparing a Composition
This tutorial demonstrates how to play visuals like an instrument in Resolume. One shot visuals are a way to expressively trigger your content with a hands-on approach. Also discussed are how to create shortcuts for this performance style and use the Piano Mode trigger style.
→ Next Lesson: Accents