# 5. Triggering

The MVP supports multiple ways to trigger video and lighting clips — MIDI notes, MIDI CC, USB keyboards, DAW software, network MIDI, and hardware controllers. All methods can be used simultaneously; the last trigger received wins.

Start with the Triggering Overview for a comparison of all methods.

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#### In This Section

* [**Triggering Overview**](/5.-triggering/triggering-overview.md) — All trigger methods at a glance
* [**DAW / Computer Triggering** ](/5.-triggering/daw-computer-triggering.md)— Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, and general DAW setup
* [**Network MIDI (RTP-MIDI) Setup**](/5.-triggering/network-midi-rtp-midi-setup.md) — Trigger wirelessly over your local network
* [**Hardware Controllers**](/5.-triggering/hardware-controllers.md) — Physical MIDI controllers via USB-A or 5-pin DIN
* [**USB Keyboards (HID)**](/5.-triggering/usb-keyboards-hid.md) — Trigger up to 36 clips from a standard keyboard
* [**MIDI CC Trigger Mode**](/5.-triggering/midi-cc-trigger-mode.md) — Trigger clips using MIDI CC #110 values


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