Ableton DJ/VJ Performance Using Resolume with Encanti

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You don’t become a professor at Berklee in Spain without some audio skills under your belt. So we were super excited and grateful to host the one and only Encanti (on sabbatical from the school and touring through the U.S.) for an eye-opening Elite Session.
During this exclusive talk, he breaks down his entire set and shows you how he and his bandmate Zebbler pull their unique video and audio show together. You can watch the full video below but we pulled out some of the most interesting subjects here, if you’d prefer to read.
See the Full Elite Session the Club video and blog featuring Encanti via the Link below:
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[@mattiesgrooten]

Cool how you connect the two applications. Ever heart about EboSuite? Its designed for visual performances in Ableton Live.

[@oledahl.]

Haha, ”some of them are pre-sunked!” LOL

[@jaeebz]

Sick. Full vid tho Plz?!

[@Bonjee]

hey pyramind, the full video is unavailable, where can I find it?

[@CryptoLosOne]

Is there a software to sequence video with audio? Like an MPC for video and audio. Like sampling audio and video together and making a sequence using video as instrument sounds. Making songs with video clips. I was thinking of Emergency Broadcast Network.

[@samuelwiseman6217]

but howwwwwwww

[@Hazelcut]

You shouldn't use the term "DJ" for this kind of mix. No matter what you say to justify it, this is a pre-mixed set. Putting effect and stuff is not what DJing is about. The "D" in DJ mean "disc", so basically it mean you go from one disc to another, and what it's all about in this art is to be able to read and follow the dancefloor and drive the people where you want them to go. People are always different, the vibe is never the same and there is nothing you can do to anticipate that before being in front of them.