This is not specifically for tablet, but GP is still the unchallenged king of step sequencers for Resolume: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=5398

This is probably a good moment to clear things up. Pioneer CDJs, Denon players, etc are basically computers. Computers that figure out which track to play and how fast to play it. Using a network, these computers talk to each other and exchange data. By connecting to that network, you can pick up th...

Is it possible to customize the background image of the Preview Monitor?

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I'm going to necro this thread to point out that between just these two user opinions on Undo, we already have two very different, almost opposite views. It's fun being a developer.

I totally feel you guys that working with more decks than fit on screen is a pain in the ass right now. I'm not sure I completely understand the difference between having a list, and having tabs side by side. What is the difference in information that's being conveyed? Is it the visual memory of wha...

How does the background color factor into premultiplication when alpha is zero? Zero times lime is still zero.

If you're seeing lime where there shouldn't be lime, my guess is you are rendering straight and interpreting premultiplied.

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I've been trying to recreate your behavior. Here's what I've done. - Enable MIDI input, output and clock for MPD232 Port A. Clock is on Start/Stop - Set the MPD232 to internal MIDI. Transport Type is on MMC/MIDI - Stop and start a sequence on the MPD via the Stop and Play buttons. MIDI clock is now ...

Cool! Thanks for sharing your ideas and GUI mockups!

All of these are great ideas. They've all been mentioned before and are on our bucket list in one form or another. Great to see what's topping your personal list!

In VS, you can choose Debug > Attach to Process and pick Resolume from the list.

Then all your breakpoints will hit when you use the plugin in Resolume.

Xcode has a similar function, but I don’t know what it’s called or what menu it’s in from the top of my head.