Building the Ultimate VDMX Rig: The 2025 Gear Guide
Ready to build or upgrade your live visual setup? Our comprehensive new gear guide has you covered. We dive deep into the most important choice for any VJ: the right Apple Silicon Mac. Discover why even a budget-friendly Mac Mini can be a powerhouse for standalone installations, and which MacBook Pro models are best for the most demanding shows.
But the computer is just the start. We also cover crucial pro-tips on which macOS version to run for maximum stability, our top picks for essential peripherals like external SSDs, capture cards, and Thunderbolt docks, and a complete checklist for your VJ travel kit. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this guide has the recommendations you need to build a rock-solid VDMX system. [Click to read the full guide...]
Read MoreOnce again we'll be running our special sale on VDMX for students and teachers heading back to school over the next couple of weeks with an extra 100 USD off; and we're even more excited to extend this same discount to ALL customers!
This means that from January 13th through January 20th, everyone can get a license of VDMX for just 249 USD, and students / starving artists pay only 99 USD.
Along with making great software for VJs and our related open source projects, one of the areas we have tried to focus on is creating educational materials to help visual artists at all levels help improve their craft. Over the last few years our website tutorials section has served as the main outlet for our various lessons, demonstrations and conversations of the various techniques used for all aspects of live visual performance. We also recently launched VV Edu, a set of lesson plans for teachers to use as a starting point for teaching live visuals and VJing in the classroom.
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