Obsessum User Guide | Max for Live Device for Real-Time Sound-Synchronized Slideshows

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📖 Video Description

This video is the complete user manual for Obsessum, a Max for Live device for Ableton Live 12 that links sound and image in real time. Unlike the demo, here we go straight into the controls, menus, and features so you can master the device from the ground up.

In this step-by-step tutorial you’ll learn:

How to prepare folders of images and video clips for instant use.

The role of transient detection and how Obsessum uses it to trigger slides and effects.

Setting the reactivity threshold to keep visuals balanced with your audio dynamics.

Choosing between automatic random playback and manual control for precise timing.

Assigning functions to MIDI controllers to perform visuals live.

Designing pre-programmed sequences through Ableton automation.

Routing video to other apps with Syphon for projection mapping or multi-screen setups.

Why artists use Obsessum:

Build visual music performances synced to any genre.

Add visual layers to electronic music, experimental works, or classical pieces.

Use it as an Ableton visualizer plugin or Max for Live video tool inside your session.

Enhance tracks with Ableton video effects, or refine output through Ableton video editing workflows.

Push creativity with AI-generated imagery and collaborative setups between musicians and visual artists.

If you’re exploring Max for Live visuals tutorials, searching for the best Ableton visualizer plugin, or comparing options to a free Ableton visualiser, this guide will help you unlock Obsessum’s full potential.

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