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I run lights and music for a professional wrestling company. I'm currently using ableton live 9 for music and mydmx 2.0 for the lights. I run both programs simultaneously on my MacBook and have each wrestlers lights and music triggered via the same button. One button hits their music and lights. We are upgrading to a video screen to play entrance videos, and I want to add the video aspect with the same respect. I need a program that I can set each trigger to a different video that will run on top of the others.
I'll be using an Apple TV to AirPlay the video to our screen as a desktop extension. I'll have a video that is just a logo to run during matches. Does anyone follow? Any recommended programs?! I'm an avid wresting fan and a recent supporter of midwestern independent wrestling, I would start by saying kudos on your upcoming production improvements. While your babyface cry for help is a little weak, I can't give you any heat, you came to the right place. I'm am not sure how to integrate Airplay into most video mixing programs as an output, that will be your first hurdle.
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If you can't google your way out of 'video mixing programs that support airplay/appletv,' the next thing looks like it may be a $10 mac app called Airparrot which looks like it makes your appletv appear as a second monitor to your mac, I have no idea if it would work but I have an inkling that it would. If neither of those things work, most video mixing programs support a technical interface called Syphon which simply lets programs share video seamlessly, Google the fuck out of 'syphon and airplay/appletv' and you may get somewhere. Now onto playing your videos. If every talent has a video, you might as well start by combining your audio into your video files so you can continue just running mydmx and just one other program like you currently are. Now you can switch from using Ableton to using a live video mixing program to launch your synced video/ audio content, but you may not even need to stop using Abelton. Before you go any further, look into Abelton's video output support, as far as I know, it's minimal but it could be all you need here.
If you can launch a video clip via Abelton (possibly with synced audio in the file like I suggested above), you would just need to rest on your logo in a separate video file between entrances. If you've figured out how to get video output supported via AppleTv you could be all good at this point. If Abelton isn't enough for your video needs, your next big decision is whether you'd like to drop some coin on a license to a reliable software or not. I know first hand that independent (blank) means probably not.
So let's go over some free video mixing options. VPT7 - - I've only used this to map some content via Resolume once, but it is a simple, completely free video mixing application. I'm sure it could suit your needs of launching video. VDMX5 - It's a great program that I almost sided with after giving it a weekend test drive.
It is a commercial software with a $350 price tag, but its demo mode let's you do everything (it doesn't even put a watermark on your output) but it does not let you save your project. If you keep all your media in a single folder, it isn't too inconvenient to launch a project template and then load your clips from that single folder before every show. The program has a significant learning curve for an absolute beginner, but it isn't impossible. In my experience, youtube tutorials and developer made videos can help you through a lot, especially in the opening stages.
Pirate Modul8 2.6 - You know, it's not the thing to do, but I only bring it up because it let me stop using VLC in performances and helped me be a better VJ while using it on the road with Chance the Rapper during the second half of the tour and it made the shows better. I couldn't find a working download for any other VJ programs, but the crack for Modul8 2.6 (an outdated version of the software) worked. Biggest issues is you lose a major output options panel when you launch a project, and the crack expires after roughly 3 months.
Which happened to me on a show day. It was a wake-up call and I soon bought a license to Resolume 4 after trying VDMX and CoGe as well. Modul8 seemed to have the smallest learning curve to me, so it is a good starting point. It looks like some mp3 player program from 1998, kind of approachable.
Now say you have some money and want to do it right, good for you. The three most popular softwares cost about $300- $400 dollars to do simple stuff, and another couple hundred dollars if you want it to do fancy advanced stuff, like blending multiple projection outputs or (as it may be of benefit to you) launch commands via DMX. I wish I knew more about DMX and video mixing program, but if you got some money and really want to streamline your process it is a totally realistic possibility to use one program to launch your video, audio, and lighting cues.
Okay, so if you can drop a couple hundred dollars, check out Resolume Avenue, Modul8, and VDMX. Some of them have upgrades that'll let you do that fancy stuff Now while I have your ear, if you are able to figure all this out and you do end up using a new video mixing program I have to pitch you one more technology. If you are going to have a video screen, it would be a shame not to have live video of the matches up on the “Titantron.' Airbeam, is a software/ iOS app that will Syphon a feed from the camera on an iOS device running the Airbeam app ($4). So you could put an old iPod Touch somewhere as your hard camera or go crazy and tape an iPhone to the the DSL camera rig you have roaming around the ring. This is also possible with a GoPro Hero III, but there is a 5 second latency, meaning your video would run 5 seconds behind the action, which is poor, but passable.
I hope this is digestible. I can't say I haven't thought at length about set-up likes this. We used MyDMX on the last Chance tour, and I am just now learning a GrandMA2 console which would be capable of doing everything you need but it’s super ‘sepensive.
I also thought about how this workflow would work when I attended Resistance Pro’s June 13th show. My buddy, Kyle LaMere, shoots their promotional photos, so I was his assistant for the day. I’d love to try to implement this stuff there if given an opportunity at RPro, so I can’t help but pour out some knowledge to you, brother. Feel free to PM me for more help. I’d also like to know more about the promotion, if you’re in Omaha it isn’t an unrealistic trip from Chicago to come check you out, all I would have to do is Bo-Lieve. TL;DR- Try Ableton’s video support and research Airparrot for output via Airplay. If that doesn’t work try VPT7 or run VDMX in Demo Mode and figure out how to syphon to AppleTV.
Also integrate live video with Airbeam. Have a Nice Day! Edit: grammar errors edit2: the real WWE/ indie wrestling talk on reddit is at check it out! Thank you so much for the info, and thank you for supporting Indy wrestling. If you are interested, you can check out our company at Magnum-Pro.com.
Last night after my post, I stumbled upon what seems to be an older program called Cell by Livid. It seemed to do what I wanted, with a lower price tag ($89). It also has an option to show live video, so we could hook up a FireWire cam and switch the view to the live in ring action. Do you have any knowledge or experience with this program?
VDMX5 looks awesome, but is a little out of our budget unfortunately. I don't necessarily need to even use Ableton anymore if any of these programs will play the video (with sound), and I'm not worried about the dmx comparability. I'm running the dmx program separately, so I'm just concerned with pushing a single button and have the video out play one video, then hitting another and it plays the other. I have 3 weeks to figure this out before our big show with Evan Bourne, so hopefully I'll get one of these to work. VDMX is absolutely music responsive and can play the audio of clips that have audio. I've been using VDMX for my music, other bands and art projects for over a year now. I had a friend run me through the basics, but I also learned by doing what you are currently doing.
The wiki and YouTube tutorials are great sources. I also learned by using one of the templates and tried to reverse engineer the features from it to recreate that template. This was really helpful in learning many of the small details. I saw earlier that you mentioned price.
I know every so often they will have a sale. I picked up my copy for $99 last May/June.
May be worth a try on this one. I think running audio lights and now video from one laptop is asking a bit much and not really something most people would recommend. I would say an option would be to get another laptop, could be a decent spec PC of you don't have budget for another MacBook. Then check out something like Arkaos which can be triggered through DMX with an Enttec DMX to USB box (or similar) that way you can keep it all in sync. You may well be able to install Arkaos on your original MacBook and then use Qlab to cue music lighting and audio simultaneously with midi cues.
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Alternatives to Arkaos would be Modul8 or Resolume or VDMX. If you have no budget then take a look at VPT.