365 to VJ with After Effects and Resolume

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rdej47
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365 to VJ with After Effects and Resolume

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Hey everybody first time poster here. I've been using Resolume alongside Traktor for almost 2 years now and one of the biggest challenges with using Resolume is keeping content fresh.

For the first while I was using a lot of Beeples royalty free footage and eventually bought footage from Resolume's online store. While the footage is great, the cost is pretty high (damn euro's to Canadian conversion). I wanted to make my own footage but really had no idea where to start. I'd tried learning to use After Effects off and on before eventually quitting. It's a pretty complex program and lots of tutorials aren't really geared toward VJs.

I've finally started making progress and the biggest thing that has helped is working on a new project everyday and sharing it on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/BE6g96Xj...=ryandejaegher), no matter if the work is good or bad I share it.

If you've struggled to learn how to use After Effects or have questions about using Resolume with Traktor feel free ask any questions. Happy to help.

Sadler
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Re: 365 to VJ with After Effects and Resolume

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Look up AE in 30 days on Vimeo. https://vimeo.com/schoolofmotion

The repeater is your friend :D

But there's a tonne of scope for creating footage (and reactive footage) using Resolume only.
See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=10134

rdej47
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Re: 365 to VJ with After Effects and Resolume

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Sadler wrote:Look up AE in 30 days on Vimeo. https://vimeo.com/schoolofmotion

The repeater is your friend :D

But there's a tonne of scope for creating footage (and reactive footage) using Resolume only.
See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=10134
Hey Sadler, Yes School of Motion has definitely been a huge help in learning After Effects. I have experimented with making visuals right within Resolume as well. Do you make a lot of your own stuff?

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