How Much Would It Cost To Adapt Resolume For Mac

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Mac has plenty good VJ programs that are in a sense 'better' than resolume - by that I mean they have been around longer and also have been funded developed better because the digital arts community is stronger in the mac field. If you have a mac, check out vidvox's software's - gridpro is still free beta and my mac pals rave about it. For this reason, I'd rather Bart an Edwin continued to improve resolume for us PC users as it has the potential to really shine in the future, more than it already does, rather than spend time and money porting it to mac. I'd rather donate money into resolume as-is because let's face it, although it's close, resolume is still essentially 'developing'. Roll on Resolume 3.0.

The company's Elements line of products gives you access to Premiere (Windows, Mac) and Photoshop at a fraction of their usual cost, with the tradeoff being the removal of a few pro functions. Enter this serial number in the Resolume Preferences and the logo watermark is gone. The same serial works on either Mac or Windows. All minor updates are free. Try before you buy. Because you receive a serial number by email it is impossible to return this so your payment is not refundable. Download Resolume and try it as long as you like. The only restriction (until you have entered your serial. So if you connected a Control Change slider in Touchosc to a slider in Resolume like layer transparency. 0=dark 127=viable. If you wanted to limit the range of control you could adjust those settings, so the range is from 30-90 or something like that. Battery replacement service may be available at your local Apple Authorized Service Provider ('AASP'). 1 Please review Apple’s Repair Terms and Conditions for further details on service provided by Apple. Will the data on my MacBook Air be preserved? In the course of a battery replacement, the data on your hard disk drive or solid state drive should not be affected.

Just got mac osx x86 - will install it tonight and let you all know how that works. For those of you that don't know, osx x86 is a release of the mac operating system that will run on most x86 (pc) systems. From specs that I've read so far, this will be exciting. The fastest mac at the moment is 2.7ghz. Osx x86 running a 2.7 ghz p4 booted%30 faster. The whole reason macs run faster is not the hardware, it's the os.

(ie windows sucks) I'm putting osx x86 on a 3.4 p4 - in theory this will give me 'the fastest operating computer EVER' Will post results with emulating resolume in it if it's possible. Alright - tested the osx for x86 install.

It sucks - plain and simple. It has very limited driver support, and it doesn't detect my radeon 9700 mobility - in fact it dislikes it so much that it will only boot in safe mode, with no possibility of using the s-video out. There are problems with remaining logged in as an administrator as well. After the first reboot, it wouldn't let me log back in as an admin - needed to install programs. It just didn't accept my password - time and time again. Even after 2 fresh installations.

Anyway, just a word to the wise - wait for the true release nad stick with amd/intel for resolume no matter what!@!

Thanks to advancements in TouchOSC to allow for custom values, and for modifying my Beta Layout to take advantage of this new feature, there is finally a new version of the popular Touch Resolume Layout! This new version works directly with Resolume without the need for OSC translation software like OSCulator. Touch Resolume 1.0 (official release) Download the latest version here: (thanks to for the iPad port) Remakes and Remixes: (redesigned and updated interface by Julian van Buul) (new buttons, and controls specifically for Resolume 4) (simple clip trigger with layer mixing controls) Release Notes: version 1.0 all functions now work direct with Resolume thanks to VJ Tschoepler.bugs. – the resync & BPM button hits on the release not the first touch.

Note: The version of TouchOSC now fully supports custom laytouts. The former way was a workaround hack that allows you to override the default templates. This information was recovered from the ircuitbentobox blog and has since has been deleted, and is no longer relevant. What is Touch Resolume? “Touch Resolume” is a custom layout for TouchOSC that allows you to control Resolume 3 or 4 over a wireless network directly with your iphone, ipod touch or ipad WITHOUT midi mapping, just load the software and start controlling dozens of functions in Resolume, no mapping required. Touch Resolume controls Resolume directly with OSC commands.

Although Touch OSC was designed when Resolume 3 was the current version, however most of the features also work in version 4. Install and Demo Video: (written instructions below in Red) Mirror of video on.

What do I need to use this? – 3 or 4 (mac or pc) for iphone, ipod touch (used to upload custom layout to mobile device) What can I control with this layout: Touch Resolume 1.0 has 5 pages each with a unique set of controls. Page 1 – Composition Mix This layout controls the first 4 layers: audio&video slider, bypass, solo, 6 dashboard link controls as well as video and audio effect bypass switches. Page 2 – Loop and Cue (active layer) Control the active clip on layers 1 through 4. Beatloopr, transport controls, direction, playmode, timeline mode (BPM or Timeline) and cuepoints Page 3 – Layer effects and mix (active layer) Controls the active layer 1 through 4. Timelinemode, opacity, audio, bypass, solo, playdirection, video speed, layer audio and video effect bypass, and layer dashboard controls 1 through 4.

Page 4 – Trigger Clip This page triggers 8 columns of clips on 4 layers. Page 5 – Cross Fader and Scratch Controls Add each layer to the A or B cross fader, and start mixing. Scratch video, and change blend modes! How do I install and use this layout?

First download and install all software needed from these websites, all the software is available as a demo for testing except TouchOSC (it only costs a few buck). And don’t forget my custom Layout for TouchOSC: 2a. Launch the TouchOSC editor and open the custom layout “Touch Resolume 1.0.touchosc”
Then click the sync button in the editor. 2b open TouchOSC on your iphone/ipod (make sure you are connected to the same wireless network as your computer) Then choose layout then Add TouchOSC should find your computer as long as you have pressed the sync button.

After the layout is download make sure you select it as your active template. 2c Make sure TouchOSC outgoing port is set to 7000 the default for resolume 4. Launch Resolume and make sure you have OSC turned on in the preferences. Make sure bundles is NOT checked. And the incoming port is set to 7000 5.bugs. – the resync & BPM button hits on the release not the touch.

Free to Modify and Remixes: Please feel free to modify this layout anyway you like. I’d love to see the results. Thanks to Julian for the great remix of the template for the iPad, I hope to see more modifications like this one! Thanks again to for updating this template with new custom values.

Without his hard work on the template this release may have never happened. Hello, Thanks for your fabulous OSC mapping and tutorial!, now i can have a taste of what it is playing with an external controller for VJing, it works fantastic on resolume 3.x. As a first day OSC fever, i´ve modified a version of your interface for adding mixer options 1,2 & 3 with slide selectors, some rotary layer effects, a Transition Time fader, Autopilot and 2 more rotary composition effects (some controls are available only in resolume 4.x)and it works, though some buttons are too tiny & my Autopilot mapping seems confused. Maybe if a fifth screen is added, it could be easier to handle. I wonder if is posible to render the name of selected transition filters on TouchOSC control interface through a dynamic text field Here’s my first mod test: i hope is useful for someone. Hello ReiTek and Janne, This layout should work on a PC and has been confirmed working by XAN.

Although I don’t know about different version of Windows causes issues. If you can sync the layout to your phone over a wireless connection then you should be able to send information to the computer as well. I don’t know what an Ad hoc connection is. Did you get the template to sync with itunes or did you do it with in the TouchOSC editor? As for the iPad layout I have not been able to test it myself since I don’t own an iPad.

The port was done by Julian van Buul and according to him it works. Can you test my iPhone layout Janne and see if that works?

I hope it is not an issue with the iPad version. Let me know how it goes. Osculator is indeed not needed for the software to work, but it is still a good tool to test connection issues. You can use it to see if an OSC command is actually being sent to the computer. Were you able to send a command to OSCulator? You would see it show up in the main application window. It won’t fix your issue, just diagnose the problem.

If your ipad is recieving communication with logic, I am wondering if for some reason it is not sending data. Also do you have a firewall installed like little snitch? That might be blocking a port? Can you direct me to information on the network setup needed to have an iPad2 connect to a mac? I’m still struggling with bi directional communication. I’m not sure I have the network computer to computer set up correctly. I have a MacPro connected to the internet via eithernet, a wireless Airport configured using DHCP with an account with no security at the moment for testing.

The IP address in TouchOSC is the same as the setting in the MacPro. Are there any more specifics, perhaps in the Airport utility ie ports or something I am missing? I have also checked the box “Create computer-to-computer networks checked. I’m still at it.

I took a few days to step away from the whole thing. FYI I have tried different ports & will also go to Hexler. I read something somewhere regarding Airport & WPA security keys may not work. I got interrupted and lost the post. If anyone know if this is indeed a problem, please post something here. Currently I have Omni TR working (but I don’t think it uses TouchOSC and I can still get the one way communication from Logic to the Logic Pad app, but not the other way. There must be something stopping communication from iPad to Touch OSC.

Resolume resolved, “BUT” only With an unsecure Network? I thought I had tried this early on, but I had at it again a bit fresher. But a net work with now password? That doesn’t seem right. Wouldn’t that mean someone could be at your show and basically take control?

That would be weird. Am I missing something? I could try a wep password (which I thought I already did, but I’ll try again. Also I think the setup of a computer to computer network is lacking a little bit of help. I clicked the Airport icon on my desktop computer, choose create network, left out of that and then back in again to open network pref’s and then to add the new network as a preferred network. That’s when it showed up.

Click on TCP/IP tab to view the ip address and back to the iPad to enter the ip into TouchOSC at the first line OSC: As I think about this, I guess someone would have to get the to ip address which is on the desktop, but surely someone could do that if they wanted to, but probably not as a casual user standing in an audience just trying to mess someone up. Back in a while after I test weep security.

Hi Martin, just to clarify. & perhaps a big oversite on my part, but I am on a Mac.

THe mac had a wireless connection set up with WPA2 which was used to connect to another computer in the house, also a Mac. The main computer running Resolume was connected to the internet via eithernet. It didn’t occur to me that this machine needed to connect to the wireless network also (dumb perhaps, but that’s how it was. Once I connected the main computer to the Airport and used WEP, (not WPA or WPA2), things worked. Beyond that, I don’t know where the hang up is with WPA and WPA2.

Playscope here, from Barcelona. Your layout is great, it does the job fair well, and setup is piece-of-cake (unless you miss the 7000 port thing and break your balls tryin’ to make it work in any other port.).

BTW, where do you set the port/channel in touchosc editor? I mean, why won’t it work even if I set touchOSC to transmit on port 8000, and Avenue to listen to that same port?

It’s not that there’s something wrong with port 7000, but you know, just wondering. Hey, thanks a lot for your prompt reply. I appreciate your dedication to this and how helpful you have been for everyone. I have found the commands in the manual and have then assigned them to those knobs on page 1. I have it all working now. I am working with a live camera feed and need to cue/control effects on each layer while toggling between them.

I will perform at the Apple store in Ginza Japan in April and I am sure they will be blown away to see what people are doing with their hardware. If you are interested in knowing more feel free to email me. Thanks again, T. @mike, You can use midi instead of OSC. However you will have to map each button to the correct controls in Resolume. For example you setup a button in TouchOSC to play a note, and then connect that note to a specific button in Resolume. There are only a few basic midi control types.

“Notes”, and “Control Changes” are the most common. Basically Notes are best used for buttons and Control Changes for Sliders and Knobs. There are 16 different midi channels so you can send message to various devices or play back different instruments through different channels. I would just setup all your buttons and controls on the same Channel. It does not matter what you choose unless you have conflicts from other devices. As for the Range that allows you to control the values being sent. “Notes” have a musical value and range.

Note ranges are for volume and don’t matter for non-musical control. “Control Changes” have number and a default range from 0-127. So if you connected a Control Change slider in Touchosc to a slider in Resolume like layer transparency. 0=dark 127=viable. If you wanted to limit the range of control you could adjust those settings, so the range is from 30-90 or something like that.

How Much Would It Cost To Adapt Resolume For Mac Download

Basically you want to make sure all your buttons have a different note, and that all your sliders/knobs have a different number. Then Connect each function to a specific control in Resolume. There is lots of documentation on how to use.

I would recommend OSC over midi, since once you set it up it will always work. Midi will always need to be mapped on very computer that you want to use your layout with. Okay, I’ve made a slight bit of progress! My main problem right now, I have a multipush (not toggle) thats 1×10, I’ve tried a few combinations but still can only get the first push button to work, the rest of the 9 have no response. If you were to put a multipush 1×10 to say, select the different clip columns at the top, how would i program that Midi’cally