Improve Efficiency with Hotkeys | Resolume Quick Tip Tutorial

Improve your efficiency with Resolume by learning the Hotkeys. Hotkeys are a quick way to access a ton of functions within Resolume so you can create and modify your show file quickly and skillfully. These hotkeys allow you to change preferences, add decks, groups, and layers, make changes to clips, and access output options without moving your hand from the keyboard.
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[@SeanBowes]

What is your favorite Hotkey in Resolume?

[@jimkincaidz]

Ctrl + shift + D I use it far too often. But Ctrl + shift + M is always in the work flow.

[@SeanBowes]

CTRL SHIFT D is a lifesaver. Probably the first one I learned because I immediately sent the display to my laptop screen and couldnt get out lol

[@WarpVisuals]

Same for, Ctrl + Shift + D is a lifesaver, hehe. But also Ctrl + Shift + A, Ctrl + Shift + M & Ctrl + T a use all the time...

[@prabh1bhatti]

@@SeanBowes google saved me because during my event this happened

[@ajeeshpvaikom]

ctrl+shift+D

[@WarpVisuals]

Another great one Sean! Just adding to this, for Mac users, press CMD instead of CTRL, but I assume most know this. 😉😘🙌

[@SeanBowes]

Thanks for mentioning that! I neglected to include it because it feels like it is common knowledge by now, but it might not be for everyone!

[@presage23]

This is always a good refresher. I didn't know about ctrl shift t and the text block. I haven't had a use for it just yet but I'm starting to get gigs where I can't use a blanket composition anymore and have to create custom showfiles and I can see that being extremely useful.

[@SeanBowes]

Definitely a useful one for keeping things organized!

[@l.j.crandell5764]

Super helpful. I have a gig this weekend and I am going to try these out. Thank you!!

[@SeanBowes]

Awesome!

[@jatwoodsgaming]

what is the shortcut for stretch, fill, fit? on the clip

[@SeanBowes]

I dont think there is one. You right click it > Resize> Fill. You can select multiple clips and do it at the same time.

[@VegasDominic]

Control Shift P - finally a printscreen 🎉😂

[@ajeeshpvaikom]

👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@prabh1bhatti]

Text block

[@SeanBowes]

I love that one too