"Resolume will load the last composition you used on startup" was the only clarification I needed. I saw that you specifically had responded to several other posts that were made around the same time / after mine and so assumed I was being left on read. If you delete a post, how do you expect a reply? Hopefully I've communicate myself effectively here. While I have your attention, upon loading a set, does this initialization take the time to load up all effects across all decks, or does it just take the time to load whatever deck is currently selected upon set load? Like, if I switched to an empty deck in my mega-set before saving / closing, then opened the set up fresh again, would it load quicker? Because if it has to re-load the clips upon deck switch anyway this implies to me the non-selected decks would not take up extra time upon that first load. So for now it seems having the numerous Effect Clips stored in the same deck as my Scene decks is the workaround, but given my preferences and overall file / clip management approach and workflow, this is not ideal. What I have been wanting to do is have certain decks be Effect Clip libraries so that I can just jump to these decks, Copy the Effect Clip chains, jump back to other 'Scene' decks and paste to clips as need be, but then the deck sluggishness issue arises. I make use of Effect Clips as suggested, and they are stacked with many instances of FX. To me this indicates that Resolume indeed has a 'default', but maybe this is only for when first getting the program set up and installed, and then after that it opts for 'recent' on all future loads? Not sure. I see XML files in the preferences which show defaultLayout and recentLayout. I suppose I could make a sparse / 'default' set and just load that project file each time I wanted to start Resolume, and then once inside open up my mega-set, but I'm not sure why this extra step needs to be taken instead of just loading the default set each time. This isn't a problem if I'm already in Resolume and loading the mega-set while already in another set, but since it starts up by loading most recent (most recent always being my mega-set) the adding up of effect instantiations bogs me down WITH the splash screen, which is irksome.
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I am indeed pushing the software as far as I can go without it slowing things to an unbearable crawl, so some time being taken while the system 'adds things up' is to be expected.
When I say I raised the issue before I am referring to a post I deleted after a few days of getting no response wherein I asked ~"How come Resolume autoloads my most recent project and doesn't start with a fresh default template? Has it always been this way?" I've kept up with the Deck Switching topic you linked and saw the workaround suggested there (although I'm not sure I 100% understand the solution offered up, and even so still think it would leave me desiring an alternative).
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