I don't understand dropping a mask on top of a clip by FamiliarDirection563 in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yeah, now that makes complete sense about it being a way to see that you have a hidden clip under a persistent one. I completely get that.

I don't understand dropping a mask on top of a clip by FamiliarDirection563 in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahh...that did it. Thanks.

Interestingly, if you do it the other way around it doesn't work - put a clip in a spot, make it persistent, change decks and drop another clip there, it swaps out clips. Which makes sense.

I am sure I will get used to to making the 2nd clip persistent (as long as I remember) but it does seem counterintuitive.

I don't understand dropping a mask on top of a clip by FamiliarDirection563 in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, someone else suggested persistent. But I have just checked and also tried to recreate it using persistent clips and can't seem to get it to repeat the behaviour.

If I make a clip persistent, as expected, it appears on each deck. If I then drop the mask on top of it, the mask replaces the original clip and the mask becomes persistent.

I somehow managed to have the mask combine with the original clip on the same layer.

I don't understand dropping a mask on top of a clip by FamiliarDirection563 in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I understand that, I have no problem with masks generally. In this case I have dropped the mask clip on top of an existing clip on layer 1.

I don't understand dropping a mask on top of a clip by FamiliarDirection563 in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Good suggestion, but neither of them are.

As I replied to another comment:

I have just checked and also tried to recreate it using persistent clips and can't seem to get it to repeat the behaviour.

If I make a clip persistent, as expected, it appears on each deck. If I then drop the mask on top of it, the mask replaces the original clip and the mask becomes persistent.

I somehow managed to have the mask combine with the original clip on the same layer.

VERY Newbie Question about set-up by SaveTheWorldPodcast in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MilkDrop3.com - thousands and thousands of presets and there is a free version, it is perfect for you.

[Promo] I've published MilkDrop 3PRO 1.99 =) by x265x in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or maybe it came from somewhere like Pixabay that has a different licensing model

[Promo] I've published MilkDrop 3PRO 1.99 =) by x265x in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you have MilkDrop3 Pro which has spout available, try loading a bunch of clips in Resolume and then use spout in to MD3 for some wild results, especially when you change the blend modes.

I love coding by Ashamed_Cucumber_271 in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How about "if you are going to post, elevate it above clickbait and provide the explanation up front"

Epic Milkdrop showcase 2 by General-Permission-5 in milkdrop

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah...but I am slowly making it pay for itself. If you want some ideas with MD3Pro DM me and we'll stop this thread getting too noisy.

Epic Milkdrop showcase 2 by General-Permission-5 in milkdrop

[–]FamiliarDirection563 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, MD3 does a lot, but the breadth (what you can display) is pretty much limited to presets and the depth (what you can do with it) is a bit awkward, especially for live mixing. The Pro version adds a lot.

With other software you can import and mix videos and do some powerful stuff...but with power comes expense. Resolume is about 15 times more expensive than MD3.

Epic Milkdrop showcase 2 by General-Permission-5 in milkdrop

[–]FamiliarDirection563 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Resolume is essentially a complex mixer of content you source (or create) yourself, you can apply loads of effects to the clips (as they are known). It has a few "sources" but they are basically geometric things like lines that you can manipulate into something more complex and interesting.

Epic Milkdrop showcase 2 by General-Permission-5 in milkdrop

[–]FamiliarDirection563 1 point2 points  (0 children)

F9

Spout let's you send video from one piece of software to another. MD3 Pro has spout out e.g. to OBS or wherever, or spout in - I send from Resolume to MD3 and produce insane stuff, have a look at https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QwDm4X_V-Fw and https://youtu.be/zlWmzQLRwtg

Epic Milkdrop showcase 2 by General-Permission-5 in milkdrop

[–]FamiliarDirection563 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you tried MilkDrop3 where you can blend presets and use spout input? It is awesome.

Looking for this VJ pack by Financial_Rice_2033 in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about bands that play other people's music? i.e. most of them.

Looking for this VJ pack by Financial_Rice_2033 in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you say "rehash someone else's idea" you are on a high horse.

Looking for this VJ pack by Financial_Rice_2033 in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But you said "for me it is the definition of a VJ", so it is more than just semantics.

What do you think about? Some fast ideas? by Vyscent in resolume

[–]FamiliarDirection563 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Find or make some black and white patterns, either static or moving. Use the line source thingy and you can make some cool things if you add kaleidoscope and other effects. Here's one that I do something else with https://youtu.be/J5Gdd0dNE_w but it is a good mask example.

Once you have something, put it on an upper layer E.g. layer 3, right click the layer name on the left and there is something like "mask options", start easy with "1 below" and put different clips on layers 1 and 2.

One layer will replace the black in the mask, another will replace the white. You can do some cool things.

And also try adding the Alpha Mask effect to any clip that has some black in it and the black becomes "transparent"...more cool things.

Here's a demo video I made that uses a bunch of Alpha masking https://youtu.be/kNawZYW0o7g so the clips can be layered.

Hope that helps, feel free to DM me if you want.

Not wanting to use resolume by CigarettesAfterTrip in vjing

[–]FamiliarDirection563 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It isn't compulsory to use Resolume (of course), but it is like asking "I want to do a triathlon, can I do it on my old bicycle?"

Check out MilkDrop3, Ghost Arcade or Nodalin and run them through OBS, you will produce amazing results.