Audio Settings
The Audio tab is where you tell Visibox which device to play out of, how many channels to use, and which input feeds audio-reactive Visualizers and Effects.
The Audio tab is where you tell Visibox which device to play out of, how many channels to use, and which input feeds audio-reactive Visualizers and Effects.
The Canvas tab is the map of where your output goes. Every screen, network stream, capture card and screen recording that takes a piece of the picture is arranged here.
Cameras and your Stream Deck. MIDI controllers are turned on and mapped in MIDI.
The preferences that decide how Visibox behaves rather than what it plays.
This is the MIDI Map: a table of everything Visibox can be told to do, and the note or knob on your controller that tells it. In Visibox 5 this was a separate window. It is now a category in Settings, and the MIDI Map… menu item opens it here.
The Output tab shapes the picture: how big it is, what shape it is, which way up it is, and how many Clips can be on it at once. It applies to Visibox as a whole, not to one Project, so a setting made here survives switching Projects.
Project Settings holds the handful of settings that belong to one Project rather than to the app. Open it with Project > Project Settings… (⇧⌘,).
The Settings window holds everything you configure once and then forget about: audio hardware, cameras, MIDI, the shape of the Output, which screen shows what, and how Visibox behaves at launch.
Which version of Visibox you are running, whether there is a newer one, and what changed in it.