I love it. can we map some color to light up for certain freq and some movement/rotation with certain volume/gain threshold? reference: Windows media player visualization "Psychedelia Viz Pack". it's a free download visualization for windows media player. I've been looking for some visualizer that can do that kind of stuff. i've tried rainmeter, some ae visualizer template, but still can't find the easiest way to achieve that kind of animation look. And by the look of it, i think this plugin is perfect and very potential to achieve that.
my intention would not only use 1 full track of music as the trigger. but i plan on aligning multiple individual instrument track as the trigger for certain animation. so it won't just move using the trigger from the kick drum low end. but also maybe trigger some changes using the snare hit using snare only audio, and maybe some sfx/ear candy too as separate audio track. and those tracks all just for trigger, the main audio output will be the full music. i know it can just listen to some frequency range, but since i want precision, and consistency, i don't want some other sound that lies in the same frequency, triggers the effect that i want. that's why i prefer to use individual audio as the trigger or "automation". I know i can just draw keyframe, but it's too tedious to do something so simple and obvious. especially if i want to do it for different music. i can already imagine how many amazing stuffs can be accomplished using this audio trigger/react plugin. It's some next level shit. dude...seriously
Your enthusiasm made my morning. FreqReact can do pretty much anything you can imagine, depending on how much work you are willing to put into it. I think what you are wanting is a bunch of different frequency zones that light up/change colors when the frequency values grow in volume? FreqReact can create technically an infinite number of profiles, so you could make as many frequency zones as you like. And all of the controllers have a color variant, so you can affect color properties. As for your 'precision' approach, this is a totally feasible way of going about it. I made FreqReact so that you can use reactors from multiple profiles, from multiple tracks, all on the same property. You can split the track in however many ways you like. Definitely join the discord and share your progress if you feel like it!
@@DaveyStudioYT Wow.. okay. sold. Do you have any plan on doing some tutorial to showcase some technique and practical use of the plugin? Cuz i'm not that familiar with after effect yet, i'm from music/audio background. I know a lil bit about premiere, and pretty good on photoshop and illustrator. But after effect is kinda new to me. im really interested with your plugin cuz from videos that i watched about this plugin, i think it's really helpful to achieve what i wanted for a long time. I've watched some videos about how to make things react to audio but almost every method are so tedious, and consist of putting formula, keyframing and so many repetitive steps that i wish they could be simplified/automated with one go to "preset" that could be save in a template. I hope you can see how great this plugin really is. I have no idea why this plugin is not famous yet. It needs more exposure cuz this is so powerful, a hidden gem. Seriously. Can't wait to experiment with this plugin. Let me know if you need some some music to be used for demonstration/tutorial of this plugin. I'd love to help u out. Don't worry about cost. You already paid me by developing this gem. :) #note If you're planning on making tutorial to showcase this plugin i recommend you to watch how Fabfilter (audio plugin company) do their "promotional" tutorial video. And hire Dan Worral to do the voice over. His voice is in Fabfilter and some other audio plugin company video as well. He is reputable and has a "fanbase" because of his pleasing voice, clear and smart presentation. I really wish u and this plugin can get the success y'all deserve. Keep up the great work and stay healthy. Best regard to all the devs. Y'all nailed it. Cheers.
@@adisatrio3871 I'm putting a lot of effort into a new tutorial series that will cover everything needed to use FreqReact. I have plans to do some more abstract 'Let's make cool stuff' kind of tutorials in the future though. Hopefully after this update this tool will be less of a hidden gem haha. I've been a one man show up until recently. I've been working with a good lad DigitalPunkGfx for this new update (hence the way out of my league visuals that I've been posting). Hopefully we can reach more people this go around, I'm confident we will. Good tip on the fabfilter tutorial series. I dabble in audio production with Bitwig actually and always planned on getting fabfilter one day. Thanks for all the kind words! Back to work on the update for me!
@@DaveyStudioYT i´m also so stoked upon the upcoming tutorials, i love freq.react 1.5 but i feel i´m only scratching the surface, i´m using elastic reaktor alot, i love it seeing it bouncing around :) fabfilter plugins are really great
hey how do i set the value to be something other than 0 but still doing the elastic react? I have been trying to set a trim path value to something other than 0 but im not amazing with expressions so I dont know what I need to edit. do love the plugin tho.
@@IssuesVFX Just finished rendering my first tutorial! I made a bad decision in how I made this one that cost me so much time. The next tutorials will be much simpler and I should be able to put out weekly content. This tut will be out either today or tomorrow.
Love it! FUN!! Can't wait to see the tutorials soon! All the best!
What is the music though!
Thanks! All of the music so far is loops from Splice Sounds. I'm gonna be making my own music for these coming up here.
Tutorial?
I love it. can we map some color to light up for certain freq and some movement/rotation with certain volume/gain threshold? reference: Windows media player visualization "Psychedelia Viz Pack". it's a free download visualization for windows media player. I've been looking for some visualizer that can do that kind of stuff. i've tried rainmeter, some ae visualizer template, but still can't find the easiest way to achieve that kind of animation look. And by the look of it, i think this plugin is perfect and very potential to achieve that.
my intention would not only use 1 full track of music as the trigger. but i plan on aligning multiple individual instrument track as the trigger for certain animation. so it won't just move using the trigger from the kick drum low end. but also maybe trigger some changes using the snare hit using snare only audio, and maybe some sfx/ear candy too as separate audio track. and those tracks all just for trigger, the main audio output will be the full music.
i know it can just listen to some frequency range, but since i want precision, and consistency, i don't want some other sound that lies in the same frequency, triggers the effect that i want. that's why i prefer to use individual audio as the trigger or "automation". I know i can just draw keyframe, but it's too tedious to do something so simple and obvious. especially if i want to do it for different music.
i can already imagine how many amazing stuffs can be accomplished using this audio trigger/react plugin. It's some next level shit. dude...seriously
Your enthusiasm made my morning. FreqReact can do pretty much anything you can imagine, depending on how much work you are willing to put into it. I think what you are wanting is a bunch of different frequency zones that light up/change colors when the frequency values grow in volume? FreqReact can create technically an infinite number of profiles, so you could make as many frequency zones as you like. And all of the controllers have a color variant, so you can affect color properties.
As for your 'precision' approach, this is a totally feasible way of going about it. I made FreqReact so that you can use reactors from multiple profiles, from multiple tracks, all on the same property. You can split the track in however many ways you like.
Definitely join the discord and share your progress if you feel like it!
@@DaveyStudioYT Wow.. okay. sold. Do you have any plan on doing some tutorial to showcase some technique and practical use of the plugin? Cuz i'm not that familiar with after effect yet, i'm from music/audio background. I know a lil bit about premiere, and pretty good on photoshop and illustrator. But after effect is kinda new to me. im really interested with your plugin cuz from videos that i watched about this plugin, i think it's really helpful to achieve what i wanted for a long time.
I've watched some videos about how to make things react to audio but almost every method are so tedious, and consist of putting formula, keyframing and so many repetitive steps that i wish they could be simplified/automated with one go to "preset" that could be save in a template. I hope you can see how great this plugin really is. I have no idea why this plugin is not famous yet. It needs more exposure cuz this is so powerful, a hidden gem. Seriously. Can't wait to experiment with this plugin.
Let me know if you need some some music to be used for demonstration/tutorial of this plugin. I'd love to help u out. Don't worry about cost. You already paid me by developing this gem. :)
#note
If you're planning on making tutorial to showcase this plugin i recommend you to watch how Fabfilter (audio plugin company) do their "promotional" tutorial video. And hire Dan Worral to do the voice over. His voice is in Fabfilter and some other audio plugin company video as well. He is reputable and has a "fanbase" because of his pleasing voice, clear and smart presentation.
I really wish u and this plugin can get the success y'all deserve.
Keep up the great work and stay healthy. Best regard to all the devs. Y'all nailed it. Cheers.
@@adisatrio3871 I'm putting a lot of effort into a new tutorial series that will cover everything needed to use FreqReact. I have plans to do some more abstract 'Let's make cool stuff' kind of tutorials in the future though.
Hopefully after this update this tool will be less of a hidden gem haha. I've been a one man show up until recently. I've been working with a good lad DigitalPunkGfx for this new update (hence the way out of my league visuals that I've been posting). Hopefully we can reach more people this go around, I'm confident we will.
Good tip on the fabfilter tutorial series. I dabble in audio production with Bitwig actually and always planned on getting fabfilter one day.
Thanks for all the kind words! Back to work on the update for me!
@@DaveyStudioYT i´m also so stoked upon the upcoming tutorials, i love freq.react 1.5 but i feel i´m only scratching the surface, i´m using elastic reaktor alot, i love it seeing it bouncing around :)
fabfilter plugins are really great
hey how do i set the value to be something other than 0 but still doing the elastic react? I have been trying to set a trim path value to something other than 0 but im not amazing with expressions so I dont know what I need to edit. do love the plugin tho.
Just saw this. You are the one I helped already on discord yea? Just want to be sure.
@@DaveyStudioYT yeh you was, are there going to be tutorials coming to this channel? just want to know cuz may subscribe.
@@IssuesVFX Just finished rendering my first tutorial! I made a bad decision in how I made this one that cost me so much time. The next tutorials will be much simpler and I should be able to put out weekly content. This tut will be out either today or tomorrow.