“ Cue List”: Use this plugin to set up pre-planned clip triggers and locally-created data sources that occur at specific times during a performance.

These UI items can also be published as data sources, and thereby used to control other UI items within VDMX.

“ Control Surface”: Lets you create a variety of UI items for custom use.

“ Comm Display”: Displays incoming MIDI and OSC data for checking incoming data streams.

“ Clock”: A simple clock plugin that can be slaved to a MIDI clock, configured by tapping a tempo, or controlled via several other means.

“ Blackmagic Output”: outputs a video stream via a Blackmagic video output device.

“ Audio Analysis”: Analyzes an audio stream from an audio input and makes a variety of data sources available that describe the audio stream.

To copy, paste, or duplicate plugins, click on the “sprocket” icon in the toolbar below the list of plugins. To rename a plugin, double-click on the plugin name in the list of plugins and enter a new name. To delete a plugin, select the plugin in the list of plugins and click the “-“ button in the toolbar. To create a plugin, click on the “+” button in the toolbar below the list of plugins, and select the plugin type you want to create from the pop-up menu that appears. A “plugin” is basically anything in VDMX that isn’t a layer- plugins provide data sources and interface items that you can use with VDMX. The “ Plugins” tab of the Workspace Inspector reveals the interface for creating, deleting, inspecting, and otherwise working with VDMX’s plugins. Plugins The 'Plugins' tab of the Workspace Inspector- the 'Clock 1' plugin is inspected.

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