You could make content to do something like the video link. Build the input map for the LED strips and export the SVG. Take the SVG into After Effects (or similar) and create the chase animation. Another option would be using a Solid Source for each LED strip. Scale and position at the clip layer an...

The Audio MIDI Setup app in macOS should be able to do this for you. Once the computers are set up, the network session should show up in preferences as a MIDI device. Then set Resolume to output and MadMapper to input. https://support.apple.com/guide/audio-midi-setup/share-midi-information-over-a-n...

Do I really need so much power 3080 + 64Gb ??? :? If you're looking to use this laptop for more than Resolume, want it to be as future proof as possible, and can spend the extra $$$ then it's a good idea. I can see the appeal of the Asus Rog Flow especially for a multi-use laptop but definitely not...

https://tomsepe.com/sepeblog/2020/11/08 ... indows-10/

This is a very helpful guide for the Windows portion. I believe Arvol posted this, I bookmarked it and it's come in handy a few times.

There's an app 'Temperature Gauge' for free in the App Store. Not great but free and will tell you if heat is your issue. How do your fans sound? Are they running full speed the entire time? Try turning stuff off in your composition and you might be able to narrow down some things your Mac doesn't l...

Layer speed is located in the Layer Transport Controls. I think that's what you're looking for. MIDI mapping speed within the clip itself should only give you control over that specific clip. If I'm remembering correctly the Layer Transport Controls aren't visible the very first time you launch Reso...

When you enter midi mapping mode, the Shortcuts tab has a pull down menu that will let you select saved Preset files. I believe that's what you're looking for.

Advanced Output set ups are saved separately from the composition. In the Advanced Output window near the upper left corner is the Presets tab. Click on that and select 'Save As', name and save the file. That file will then be in the Resolume documents folder, Resolume -> Presets -> Advanced Output ...

If you're using R6, the Media Manager has a 'Collect Media' button. This will take all of the media in your composition and copy it into a new folder along with a copy of the current composition file. Then you can move that folder onto another machine and have everything you need to work on the comp...

If you change the opacity level of the effect you're using you should start to see some differences depending on the blend mode.

Similar to layer blend modes, around 50% usually achieves the desired result.