MIDI Superpower in Resolume

[@SeanBowes]

An 'Active Clip' mapping target would be pretty cool. Cool workaround though!

[@itinerantghost]

Pretty useful hack, yes! I do agree that it would great if it was implemented by the folks at Resolume though!

[@mowglitv]

Absolutely!

[@newpvisuals]

View > Show Layer Transport Controls > Midi map Layer Head Transport for Scrubbing of Active Clip on Layer . That's been there since Res 6

[@mowglitv]

True but that only works for layer transport, what about cues, beatloopr, dashboard... I clearly picked the worst example: jog wheels but the idea still applies.

[@CodeNoctisCZ]

I do it bit different... also small midi hack - I use my faders for layer opacity + select layer. so basically just move a bit with fader to select layer and then use encoders for dashboard..

[@mowglitv]

I do a very similar thing with the Twister where the opacity controls also select the layer.

[@EmperorKatax]

... useful, thank you ... : ) ,,,

[@reverendcarter]

voted!

[@VictorYilativ]

Heyy, thxx, nice trick and well explaind... I have a question.. well... Im using Korg NanoKontrol2 for live performances.. and.. i would like to know, if theres any way to map.. any effect.. like... Rgb delay.. and once I press a button in the controler, that effect applys to every clip that is on and whit the effect.. applied. I mean.. just turn on/off the effect and whitout needs to select the clip one by one... I hope i explaind well ..

[@mowglitv]

There's no simple way of achieving what you want, other than to re-think how you structure your composition. If you want the same effect applied to a bunch of clips you could use effects clips and/or groups etc...way instead of placing the effect individually on every clip. It won't be exactly what you want but your composition will be way more efficient.

[@VictorYilativ]

@@mowglitv okay, i think i got it.. yyes.. i use to place effects on diffrent individual clips.. and play them once i need.. thxxx for the answare🖤