The original APC40 is just another USB MIDI controller, so it works as well with Resolume just like any other MIDI controller.

There is no template preset for the mk1 but it is a pretty quick process to make your own mapping as you need it: https://resolume.com/support/en/midi-shortcuts

Try this: Screenshot 2024-03-07 130323.png --begin-wire-patch-- 2114.3oc6Z01aiaiD9uRf9roAIEIE49M+ZQAt1qncAtOrvXAsDch5IK4SujraWr+26PYIKoXYYm3jdAswNvglZ3vgbdlgyvweywOIN13mGlDm47gO8MmMoIagF3QNIE46JxcVMxIOA5gLxILtriuO5.YzQN6z44lz3Cz4VQGtCgt8wu7TcbVj1N4cHVLxQmsCjpT6yNLB9HmGBCxuqCs7iXLajysljsl7zu1gRYMk31j...

Maybe not exactly what you were asking but here is an example how I did get a clean string with leading zeros from the system time, of course you can also leave the separator in the merge-node empty to get 230407 instead of 23:04:07 as a string: Screenshot 2024-02-28 000219.png --begin-wire-patch-- ...

For your first question - you could use the wrap node between the counter and the write to make things easier: Screenshot 2024-02-27 233602.png Second question, this could look something like that for example: Screenshot 2024-02-27 234645.png --begin-wire-patch-- 2290.3oc6Zk0iiZrE9uxHdFrp8k4MuN5JEkD...

Here is a little patch I made to help monitoring what comes into the spectrum in node, maybe this is useful for someone.

Just copy to your patches folder and load as a source in Arena.

Try setting the span from event-flow to signal-flow, this should fix it!

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20337

This is not possible with the current transition-system, we have a ticket for it!

You can use the backup seat for your second machine:
https://resolume.com/support/en/registering#1-backup

And yes, Resolume has native support for Apple Silicon processors.

Output folder can be set in the recording prefs:
Automatic scrolling can be disabled in the preferences:
Made a ticket for the snapshot auto-adding to the comp being optional.

You can also disable alpha for your clip with these little toggles, so you might not need to re-render in such a case: