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

Resolume Avenue for Mac

Resolume Avenue for Mac

  -  1.3 GB  -  Demo
  • Latest Version

    Resolume Avenue 7.21.3 rev 38686 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_21_3_rev_38686_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
Note: Watermark on output video in demo version. You can hear a robot voice in the audio.

Also Available: Download Resolume Avenue for Windows

What's new in this version:

Transform Widget:
- In Resolume 7.21, we're introducing the transform widget for Arena and Avenue. You can now move, scale, and rotate your content directly in the preview monitor! Additional tools like mirroring, center X/Y, and subdividing your footage can be accessed by right-clicking the widget. This widget allows you to transform either the composition, layer, group, or clip depending on your selection. No more fiddling with a bunch of sliders; just point and click to place your content where you want it.

New Monitor & Video Router Inputs:
- We have removed the option to show a monitor on the Composition, Group, Layer, and Clip Panel because it was buggy and not used by many people (we think/hope). However, we have replaced it with something better; now you can configure any monitor to show the Selected Group, Layer, or Clip. This way, it’s more flexible, and you can place the monitor for the selected item anywhere you like. The Video Router now also has the option to pipe in the Selected Group, Layer, or Clip. We have yet to come up with a good use case for this, but we’re sure some of you will find it useful.

Input Parameter Grouping:
- With Wire 7.21, you can now place your parameters in groups on the Dashboard panel. Nice and cozy. Groups will also show as foldable sections in Resolume Arena and Avenue. Patches with a lot of parameters will greatly benefit from the use of groups as you can now categorize them as you see fit.
- Another feature to speed up patching in your big spaghetti patches! You can now drop a cord onto an existing connection to replace (or add to) it. When working in event-flow, you can hold down the ALT key while doing so to combine the cords.

5 New Nodes:
- Wire gets 5 new nodes with this update: Perlin, Fract, Noise Generator, Collapse Triggers, and Anchor Point. The Perlin Node allows you to run any float type through a Perlin Noise algorithm. The Fract Node returns the fractional part of a floating point number. The Noise Generator provides you with a constant stream of random values. The Collapse Triggers Node allows you to collapse multiple triggers that happen on the same frame into one. The Anchor Point Node allows you to get the center, top-left, bottom-right, etc to set the anchor point of the Transform node so it will then rotate around that point.

REST API Updates:
- Our REST API is used more and more to control Arena & Avenue. So we have fixed a few bugs, corrected the documentation, and as requested by our loyal API warriors, you can now clear clips and groups through the Resolume REST API.

Avenue & Arena 7.21.3 Hot Fix List:
- Extremely large composition and shortcut preset take forever to load on windows
- Persistant clips not triggerable after reopening composition in 7.21
- Overlapping persistent clip thumbnails not workingWire 7.21.3 Hot Fix List
- Shape renderer with transform scale = 0 renders full solid