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# Projection Mapping Tutorials

Welcome to this tutorial about LED volume projection using Live FX Studio. This video is part of a series of tutorials that cover all aspects of LED wall projection – from the basics of mapping an image to a single LED wall processor to more advanced topics like different types of projection, color, multi-wall setups and workflows with Unreal Engine input.

LED wall projection is more than just playing back an image on a background display. To get the correct final pixel it is important to understand and master each step and aspect of the image pipeline.


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