Automating / Mapping composition change

[Gripple]

Hi everybody!

I'm a musician making electronic ambient music.I'm using resolume with Ableton live to trigger video clip at the same time as my audio clip. Everything works really well and it had a lot to my performance. Althought I would like to know if there's a way to change composition via midi or OSC mapping. I really don't want to have to look or touch my computer during my performance and in between songs.
Thanks for your help!

[Zoltán]

you can't change the composition, but you can change decks
you can have a lot of decks in the same composition.

[Oaktown]

You can't change add/remove/move clips using Midi/OSC/DMX but you can change many controls/parameters on the fly.

Check out the section of the manual on "Controlling Resolume".

[Gripple]

you can't change the composition, but you can change decks
you can have a lot of decks in the same composition.

Ok thanks a lot for the fast reply ! Will having a lot of deck at the same will use more CPU?

Thanks again

[Zoltán]

Ok thanks a lot for the fast reply ! Will having a lot of deck at the same will use more CPU?
Thanks again

No it won't.
But switching a deck to another takes some time, depending on how many clips you have in the decks.
having more decks with fewer clips, instead of having few decks with a large number of clips is generally a good idea.

[Gripple]

Ok thanks a lot for the fast reply ! Will having a lot of deck at the same will use more CPU?
Thanks again

No it won't.
But switching a deck to another takes some time, depending on how many clips you have in the decks.
having more decks with fewer clips, instead of having few decks with a large number of clips is generally a good idea.

OH! Thank you so muchh!! It will make my life so much easier when performing!

[Gripple]

Ok thanks a lot for the fast reply ! Will having a lot of deck at the same will use more CPU?
Thanks again

No it won't.
But switching a deck to another takes some time, depending on how many clips you have in the decks.
having more decks with fewer clips, instead of having few decks with a large number of clips is generally a good idea.

Thanks for the tip!
I'll try that in the future!