Just under 2 months since the 2.4 Public Beta, Resolume have released v2.4 Final.

New Features since 2.4 Beta:

  • Added new overlay mode called Alpha Luma
  • Midi start/stop configuration
  • Hold down the ‘Ctrl’ key when using bpm up/down controls and you will be able to jump by 4 beats at the time instead of only 1
  • Removed continue/start_over in effects

With the AlphaLuma overlay mode the luminance of a pixel determines it’s alpha value. In other words, if you would make the video grayscale then the dark parts would become more transparent then the light part in the image. Compared to a normal alpha blend that has a tendency to make the result a bit gray and dull this keeps the overall image nice and bright.

Plenty of bugfixes, of course, and a free upgrade, unlike some apps we could name.

One response to “Resolume 2.4 Final Released”

  1. […] Jaymis: Resolume 2.4: As a long-time fan I’m extremely biased, but Bart and Edwin have matured Resolume into a great performance tool for visualists, and while other developers force users to pay for bugfix “upgrades”, Resolume’s “point” upgrades are free, and 2.4 brought a BPM clock (for Clips and Effects) and DMX control, among a myriad smaller fixes and enhancements. Like Adobe with CS2, Resolume are listening to their user base and continuing to do what they do well. […]

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