Resolume Forum

Tricky clue to spot back in April... (though I think there is some temporalmultimiscomunificationing going on! :) )

Anyway, great addition to resolume.

For those without specific ASIO drivers, ASIO4all ( http://www.asio4all.com/ ) offers a very stable generic asio driver for pretty much any run of ...

benaline wrote:Any likely hood of asio support making the next release?

Ben

Ps like the new forum, much nicer....

Ahh resolume 3 now ASIO freindly!

Obviously not the answer for multi touch screens as the software is going to have to support its use somehow, but touchscreens for resolume work fine here. The driver software gives good right click support through just clicking on screen for a couple of seconds whilst keeping it still. It knows if ...

Any likely hood of asio support making the next release?

Ben

Ps like the new forum, much nicer....

Originally posted by Anonymous
Surely ASIO support for the FFT analyser and the facility to swap between different channels sending different audio streams would be a great addition. For example then Resolume could monitor a live dummer syncing events to the bass and snares in realtime, then swap ...

Bit last minute, but if anybody fancies it here's the info:

http://www.formatfestival.com/trigger.html

and more about it here:

http://www.q-arts.co.uk/parsetemplate.asp?id=161

(actually, it looks like there's a little less about it there )

Unfortunately resolume does not utilise asio. You have to use wdm. What is you're input source? (mic, line, wave etc?). You will have to make sure the source is enabled for recording in the standard windows recording properties, and that windows isn't by default using any onboard sound card, for the ...

the coolest multi input touchscreeen screen serene scene I've seen



link above was down but found one here:

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=15757

$1500 should do you proud, I'd have thought...I have HP zv5300ea, (athlon 64 3400) about a year old now...bit on the large/heavy side but fantastic thing. Some of the newer ones in that range have nicer graphics and more sizable hard drives (pciexpress). Firewire chipset very good, which was ...