This tutorial explains how to display your Resolume output to an external display such as an HDTV, monitor, or projector. We go over the methods to extend your display on Mac and PC to produce a fullscreen main output to any display type.
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In this tutorial we demonstrate how effects in Resolume work. We show how effects can be applied to a clip, layer, or composition. Learn how to search, preview, and stack effects. Lastly, we explain how you can save an effects preset to recall any changes you’ve made to an effect.
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This Resolume tutorial explains how layer opacity works in addition to clearing or ejecting a clip from your composition.
→ Next Lesson: Apply an Effect
This Resolume tutorial explains how clips are activated and displayed to the main output. We also go over how to preview clips so that you can view content prior to triggering a clip to the main output. Lastly, we show you various ways to configure the preview monitor and output monitor in the Resolume interface.
→ Next Lesson: Layer Opacity & Ejecting a Clip
In this tutorial we go over how to load content in Resolume from the files tab inside of Resolume and from the file browser of your operating system. We also discuss the various ways to preview content along with tips to load multiple files at once.
→ Next Lesson: Triggering a Clip
We’re ecstatic to announce the release of Resgen 3 exclusively for Resolume 6! This set of 60 visuals consists of an entirely new batch of generative clips that you can customize and tweak live from Resolume Avenue or Arena 6. We crafted Resgen 3 from the ground up using Resolume 6’s new features and sources to guarantee full compatibility. We hope you enjoy creating new works with this set and hope your live events and projects look amazing.
We’re happy to bring you our first tutorial for Resolume 6. We dive into the newest features that Arena & Avenue have to offer with a focus on enhancements for workflow and efficiency. Get up to speed on the new release today.
This Resolume Arena & Avenue 6 tutorial brings you up to speed with some of the most useful new features of this latest and greatest version of Resolume. Aside from the speed and performance improvements, you will learn how to customize the interface, use layer mask mode, create custom thumbnails, make use of the improved effects interface, animate with envelopes, utilize persistent clips, use fader start to trigger clips, display FFT gain directly on the interface, create smarter shortcuts, and learn about some other small interface tweaks to make you a more efficient VJ.
The DocOptic team has released another new set of visuals called Chromacurrents! This pack of 12 blended VJ loops provides multicolor digital noise to dirty up LED screens and stage projections, or pixelated textures for your video art projects. We added layers of glitches and artifcats to provide a chaotic, hypontic feel for the eyes. This was fun to make and we hope you have the same fun displaying them.
We just released a new freebie called “Textilized” to coincide with the release of Chromacurrents. Grab this glitchy, multicolored visual and use it on the big screen or in your video projects.