Videosync manual
This is a reference and a source for tips and tricks to get the most out of Videosync and performing with it on stage. The demo version of Videosync is fully functional, you can start trying out all of its features right away.
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We improve this document on a regular basis. You would do us a great favor by sending us requests for additions or corrections via [email protected].
This manual assumes that you have basic knowledge of Ableton Live. You can always visit the Ableton knowledge base for more information on using Live.
System requirements
- macOS 10.13+ (High Sierra or newer)
- Live 10.1.13 or newer
- A dedicated graphics card is recommended but not required
Videosync ships with a Universal Binary for Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Read more about our hardware recommendations in our Handbook.
Ableton Live edition compatibility
| Videosync | Videosync Intro | |
|---|---|---|
| Live 11/12 Suite | Video clip playback Video instruments and effects | Video clip playback |
| Live 11/12 Standard with Max for Live | Video clip playback Video instruments and effects | Video clip playback |
| Live 11/12 Standard | Video clip playback | Video clip playback |
| Live 11/12 Intro | Video clip playback | Video clip playback |
| Live 11/12 Lite | Not compatible | Not compatible |
Video clip playback
Videosync can play multiple video clips simultaneously on audio tracks in the Session View and Arrangement View with every compatible Live edition.
Instruments and effects
Videosync's instruments and effects require Max for Live. Max for Live is:
- included with Live Suite
- an optional addon for Live Standard
- not compatible with Live Intro and Live Lite