How to build a visual playlist with cut, fade, zoom or glitch transitions
A playlist plays your visuals in your order, with the transitions you choose. It can mix 3D worlds, pack visuals and your own Studio visuals.
Make a playlist
- Open Playlist.
- Press New playlist.
- Type a name and press Create.
Add visuals
- Pick what to add: worlds, pack visuals or your own.
- Search to find one fast.
- Press the plus to add it.
To take one out, press the X next to it.
Set transitions and timing
- Choose how one visual turns into the next: Cut, Fade, Zoom or Glitch.
- Set how long each visual plays with Hold each.
- Turn on Shuffle if you want a random order.
Add from the Visuals page
- Open Visuals.
- Pick your playlist under Adding to.
- Press the plus on any visual.
You can also open a visual’s preview and add it from there. See Preview visuals without changing your stream.
Play it
- On the Playlist page, press Run in Show.
- Or, on the Live screen, pick the playlist under Visual Playlist.
It plays in your order, with your transitions.
Tips
- Shuffle is off unless you turn it on.
- Delete removes the open playlist straight away, with no second question. Check which one is open first.
- Make a few playlists for different moods, like a warm-up and a peak-time set.
- Don’t want to plan? Let Auto pick for you.
Video transcript
Line up your favorite visuals for your set!
Open Playlist, and press New playlist. Give it a name, and press Create.
Add visuals from the list: 3D worlds, pack visuals, or your own. Search to find one fast.
Choose how one visual turns into the next: a cut, a fade, a zoom, or a glitch. Then set how long each one plays.
Changed your mind? Press the X next to a visual to take it out.
You can also add from the Visuals page. Pick your playlist under Adding to, then press the plus on any visual.
Or open a visual’s preview, and add it from there.
Back on the Playlist page, there they are. Press Run in Show, and it plays, in your order, with your transitions.
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