Resolume Arena & Avenue (Tutorial): Mask Overlay Technique
- 9 years ago
This tutorial for Resolume Arena 4 & 5 and Avenue 4 shows you a technique to display a mask overlay (also known as track matte) that both displays visuals within the mask and sits above all layers below it in the layer hierarchy.
The technique involves creating an alpha channel from black & white visuals to mask out footage. The resulting masked footage is then set up as a layer router which is then routed to another layer that is overlaid on top of a background visual. In software such as Adobe After Effects this is referred to as a track matte.
Original technique posted by Resolume user subpixel:
http://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=11766&p=48055
Links to subpixel's work:
http://subpixels.com/
The visuals in this tutorial are ready-made for Resolume and available on our website.
http://docoptic.com
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Music Credits:
Astronauts by Night (http://www.facebook.com/AstronautsByNight)
The technique involves creating an alpha channel from black & white visuals to mask out footage. The resulting masked footage is then set up as a layer router which is then routed to another layer that is overlaid on top of a background visual. In software such as Adobe After Effects this is referred to as a track matte.
Original technique posted by Resolume user subpixel:
http://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=11766&p=48055
Links to subpixel's work:
http://subpixels.com/
The visuals in this tutorial are ready-made for Resolume and available on our website.
http://docoptic.com
Follow DocOptic for future Tutorials and live visual content!
Music Credits:
Astronauts by Night (http://www.facebook.com/AstronautsByNight)