hi mandawah yeah I am using Live to DJ the audio and send controller information to Resolume running on the same laptop. For control I use a monome 40h and Faderfoxes LV2, LD2 and DJ2. I use Monogrid 2 under Chuck for the monome which gives me 8 switchable grids of 8 x 7 buttons. So for example Grid...

here you go....Ableton Live in control....still struggling to get a decent capture with the Twinpact 100......track is Plasmik's Pitch It with some underpinning from Strangeways by Polder.

Thanks Edwin.....but it still is limiting having to define FX envelope lengths in advance.....

Actually this predefining of the FX envelope length is becoming a pain. Bart/Edwin are there any plans to address this issue?

Thanks guys

Have you checked this thread....down the page a little?

http://www.resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5398

Worked through this with Bart and discovered this problem only occurs for me when Resolume is set to output at 640 x 480. All the other output resolutions work fine. Changed the resolution to 641 x 481 and all is ok.

Strangely, since I used the other drive, my compositions do not display correctly in Resolume's browser. There are no composition names......the number of decks is displayed but the decks themselves do not show....Bart/Edwin any ideas why this should be happening and how I can get them back?

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Zeropoint, If you did that however, you would get a strange patter bounc if you were resynching every 2 bars. "F"=Forward "B"=Backward "|" = Sync FB|BF|FB instead of FB|FB|FB Exactly! Only I checked and my bouncing loop in Res is one bar long and my sync loop is 4 bars...

And by the way....it's not the graphic card as other apps go full screen on their output with no problems....

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Hi Bart Strangely it doesn't really register with a screen grab. It's a tiny thin line with coloured pixels here and there on the top and right side. It is there on my laptop screen, my external monitor and you really notice it when projecting. I have mailed you a flip video clip of my monitor that ...