Neon Audio Visualizer using FreqReact and Stardust! (After Effects Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The Scottish legend is here to teach us how to react some particles to audio.
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Plzzzzz continue these videos, I learn so much every time!
Oddly enough this time I also learned so much too with Digiital Punk at the helm. Hopefully we can convince him to make more tutorials!
This is a long tutorial but there's tons of little nuggets of knowledge sprinkled throughout, like the super simple tip at 19:13 that you can use to give any visualizer some extra spice!
This tutorial is a Giant Light Bulb going off in my head. Outstanding!
Awesomeness...I love Digital Punk's content!! Please make more videos like this...Oh man! I love you both! **Hand over a couple of virtual beers** Cheers from Costa Rica !
Ayyyy I would be honored to have DP make more tuts. Cheers!
Wow! Startdust + FreqReact!
Ashish! I remember you from wayyyy back. Good to see you still sticking around 🤘
@@DaveyStudioYT Thanks, Davey! Glad you remember me! :)
Great lesson guys! Glad to see you here again!
KASCREEPY is also a legend in the audio viz space, check this guy out too!
amazing!!!
What a gold mine this video is! Thanks a ton! Also, I hope to see more tutorial videos.
Thank you!!!
thank you sooooo much for this wonderful tutorial with the mastermind of AE Audiovisualizer: digitalpunkfx. i love the combination stardust and freq react and isnt it amazing what he was able to achieve with just ONE trigger of the kick drum? incredible! i learned and got inspired alot of this tutorial! and hopefully are you going to make more tutorials like these :-) but please, turn off the robot sound effect for the voice next time, it makes it straining to listen to and distracts from this awesome conent. his natural calm voice would suit much better for a tutorial imho! its a cool effect for the intro though ;) cheers my friends!
I am going to try to do it step by step, really amazing!
this man is a wizard
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing it!!!... I thought of stardust as a complex program to setup, i need to practice, you did it great!!!... Greetings.
omg, that's awesome! Searching for some nice vj loops tutorials in AE for a long time.
Thanks m8 glad you like it!
These videos are excellent, but please take off that vocal effect!!!
FINALLY someone calls out the vocal effect. I actually agree with you and have been slowly phasing it out, but I'm curious what you don't like about it.
@@DaveyStudioYT it's too artificial for me. Too robotic. Sounds a lot like the $29 Radio Shack reverb unit from the 1980's I owned as a kid. It just distracts too much from the excellent content.
@@DaveFore_AudioEngineering No way, that $29 reverb unit was the sound I was emulating!
For real though thanks for the feedback. I'll continue to phase it out but you might hear it for several more videos. This channel will likely be unrecognizable in a years time.
@@DaveyStudioYT I actually dig it! I feel like I'm being instructed by an ai
'Sup bro, happy to see you again
Heyyyy...he is back!
Thanks a ton for this. Simply explained.
I love it ❤️ this is so cool and useful I can't even awaoaowaoawa
Great! Thanks =)
Ayyy Anders you are welcome sir
Dope tutorial. Unfortunately the loop expression give me an error, so no loop for me. 😫
How can I make a “Path” so the stardust can follow my Logo?
Do you *need* Stardust for this?
Bomba 👍👍👍
do you know if there is a tutorial like this for trap code particular
This tutorial is for a plugin called Superluminal Stardust!
@@DaveyStudioYT Yes for sure. I’ve tried out particle illusion and experimented with freqreact last night was able to do some really cool renders.
Man…
How do you do that cool voice effect? Is it in after effects or premier?
It's actually made in Bitwig Studio which is a professional DAW for audio production. I might make a video about it one day!
What are your PC specs? With my PC, preview is very slow
I have a pretty decent laptop with Ryzen and a rtx 2060. It's good, but by no means an AE powerhouse.
AE 2022 added the ability to see which layer is causing the significant frame preview delay. This has been really insightful for me because it turns out FreqReact is really, really fast. It basically doesn't add any delay UNLESS you use the "Smoothing" mod on any of your reactors. If you do, keep it set to zero until you go to render.
Beyond that, I'd suggest you look for AE optimization guides.
Hope that helps!
Bro you have something in your mouth?
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Thank you!!!