Avenue puts all your media and effects right at your fingertips!

Resolume Avenue for Mac

Resolume Avenue for Mac

  -  1.4 GB  -  Demo
  • Latest Version

    Resolume Avenue 7.22.9 rev 47596 LATEST

  • Review by

    Sophia Jones

  • Operating System

    macOS 10.12 Sierra or later

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    Resolume / External Link

  • Filename

    Resolume_Avenue_7_22_9_rev_47596_Installer.dmg

Resolume Avenue for Mac is an instrument for VJs, AV performers, and video artists. It puts all your media and effects right at your fingertips so you can quickly improvise your live visuals.

Resolume is created by Edwin de Koning & Bart van der Ploeg together with Tim Walther, Joris de Jong, Menno Vink, Danny Van Swieten, Sander Cox, Andreas Lo-A-Njoe, Zoltán Pálffy, and a team of specialized freelancers.

"Resolume was born because we wanted to VJ. But we wanted to do it better. Back in 1998, VJ-ing was done with VHS tapes and an mx50 video mixer so it was hard to quickly improvise video to music because tempo could not be adjusted, or even reversed.

Effects were limited to what the mx50 had to offer. We thought the software would allow us to improvise more and be a better VJ."

Features and Highlights
  • Accepts movies, flash, pictures, and live camera input
  • Full 18 band fft audio analyzer to link effects to music
  • Audio driven flash animations
  • Stream video over a network
  • Multiple screen output
  • Live harddisk recording (sampling)
  • 60+ built-in effects including ascii art, zoom, solarize, invert
  • 150+ effects available through free frame plug-ins
  • Automated effect parameters
  • Up to six simultaneous effects
  • Mix up to three layers using 18 different overlay modes
  • User-definable transitions and masks
  • Control resolume with any midi or dmx controller
  • Send dmx signals from flash movies
  • Scratch video
  • Synchronize clips to the tempo of the music with a bpm clock
  • Various play modes: loop, bounce, etc.
  • Control playback speed and direction
  • Change in- and out points of clips
  • Easy access to 160 clips in an interface
  • File browser with clip information and preview
  • Chaos autopilot mode
  • Custom configurable keyboard shortcuts
  • Dvdmax support for matrox videocards
  • Theater mode support for ati videocards
  • Y2k compliant
  • Superstar veejay status guaranteed
How to Use

Import video, audio, or image files into the media library

Drag clips onto the layers in the composition panel

Use the mixer to adjust opacity, blend modes, and effects

Trigger clips live with keyboard or MIDI controller

Apply real-time visual effects from the Effects panel

Set BPM for audio-visual synchronization

Map output to multiple screens or projection setups

Record your performance or stream it live

System Requirements

macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later

64-bit Intel or Apple Silicon processor

2 GB GPU (AMD, NVIDIA, or Apple Metal supported)

8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended)

SSD recommended for media playback

OpenGL 4.1 compatible graphics card

PROS
  • Flexible real-time VJing and AV mixing
  • Supports advanced MIDI and OSC control
  • Wide range of real-time video effects
  • Multi-display and projection mapping tools
  • Stable performance with high-res content
CONS
  • High system resource demands
  • No built-in media content library
  • License is relatively expensive
  • Lacks detailed audio editing tools
Note: Watermark on output video in demo version. You can hear a robot voice in the audio.

Also Available: Download Resolume Avenue for Windows

Why is this app published on FileHorse? (More info)

What's new in this version:

- Shutdown crashes with some compositions
- Moving layer out of group doesn't update layer view
- Duplicated columns have default thumbnails