You make the best videos on these programs hands down. I don’t even use After Effects and I feel like I come away having learned something cool and useful about both visual art and historic filmography.
Stop it. I cannot give this enough thumbs up. I love the raw and deep-in-the-mud approach of this by for one, only using stock available effects. Interesting that the developers provided the very features to get pretty much anything accomplished.
Brady is a visual design monster! What a treasure of a human. This particular tutorial brings me back to Andrew Kramer's Video Copilot days. Yes, I am that old 🥺
Funny enough I was looking for a tutorial as we speak for something just like this for a music video I am going to be making and then I get a notification that Texture Labs uploaded. Great timing!
To tell you the truth, not much more than the next guy. I actually keep things pretty basic... Partly for these tutorials and developing plugins - I want to make sure I'm not running things in an unusually fast environment. Also gives me an excuse not to spend much $$ on upgrades :) So I'm currently on a 2020 3.8 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i7 iMac
I honestly have no desire to edit at this level, but your method of presentation is phenomenal, and I absolutely love watching your videos and gaping in awe at the effects you're able to achieve! Truly one of the best hidden gem channels on RUclips!
I can't really understate how fantastic and versatile your tutorials are, easily among the highest quality on the internet. I fully appreciate that this video, while uploaded today, is going to be helping and inspiring a generation of artists 1, 5, 10 years down the line too. You're the best, Brady!
Ha great question! I pulled sound and music from the Prelinger Archives here: archive.org/details/prelinger Filtered to look at anything 1940's to 80's. It's a great place to look for funky graphics references as well. Music *should* be public domain too (let's hope). There's a skateboard safety one with the most amazing tune.
My favourite RUclips notification!
You make the best videos on these programs hands down. I don’t even use After Effects and I feel like I come away having learned something cool and useful about both visual art and historic filmography.
Love hearing that, thank you!
Mind blown. Everytime. I realy hope ure winning at life because creating and giving this content for free is incredibly generous!
Right on, thanks Sergio!
Stop it. I cannot give this enough thumbs up. I love the raw and deep-in-the-mud approach of this by for one, only using stock available effects. Interesting that the developers provided the very features to get pretty much anything accomplished.
All about the fractal noise - almost 20 years old in the program but I still probably use it more than anything!
And this has made my entire season, especially as I'll be doing post production on a horror short this autumn. Thank you so much, sir!!!
Beauty 👏🏻
Brady is a visual design monster! What a treasure of a human. This particular tutorial brings me back to Andrew Kramer's Video Copilot days. Yes, I am that old 🥺
Thx RUclips Algorithm for this video recommendation, this is pure gold! Definitely gonna try it.
Brady, You’re absolute legend! Learning from You is a pure pleasure. Thank You.
Funny enough I was looking for a tutorial as we speak for something just like this for a music video I am going to be making and then I get a notification that Texture Labs uploaded.
Great timing!
I love that although the tutorial was demonstrated using after effects, I can see myself applying these methods using other compositing softwares
Yup!very few people create such good tutorials! this one feels so good to watch and exciting to learn!
Your textures are still the best and I can't thank you enough! Great content as always
Great stuff as usual Brady!
Hey, do you have any source for computer recommendations for After Effects and other programs?
To tell you the truth, not much more than the next guy. I actually keep things pretty basic... Partly for these tutorials and developing plugins - I want to make sure I'm not running things in an unusually fast environment. Also gives me an excuse not to spend much $$ on upgrades :) So I'm currently on a 2020 3.8 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i7 iMac
Thank you so much!You are absolutely genius!
love to see an upload by the adobe godfather himself
Thanks for the right part with all the info!
Yall have the best effects tutorials out there
I love this Andrew Kramer guy! Thanks for your amazing tutorials!
@@DiVoidationStudio 😂😂😂😂😂
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much… I’m working on a project right now where this will be perfect for it.
One of the best After Effects tutorials (actually, there are 5 or more tutorials in this one) I've ever watched. Thank you!
Just Thank you sir !
you are just so amazing!
Now: would you think this is reproducible in either Apple Motion or Davinici Resolve Fusion?
The only film effect I’ll ever need! Not just an effect, but a film effect engine! Thank you 🙏
This is probably the most realistic retro film effect I've seen. Easily beats retro effects done on music videos etc.
I honestly have no desire to edit at this level, but your method of presentation is phenomenal, and I absolutely love watching your videos and gaping in awe at the effects you're able to achieve! Truly one of the best hidden gem channels on RUclips!
the quality of the videos on this channel are next level. Its like a master class on good visual media!
I can't really understate how fantastic and versatile your tutorials are, easily among the highest quality on the internet. I fully appreciate that this video, while uploaded today, is going to be helping and inspiring a generation of artists 1, 5, 10 years down the line too. You're the best, Brady!
I'm gonna be coming to this tutorial soooo often. This was awesome
Just watching this give us the feeling that we are smarter than before.
Good tutorial,but dehancer is better.
thanks for the tips andy samberg!
Love this! thank you👏👏👏
Ben Mariott is drooling rn
We're not worthy.
WOW that looks awesome
You rock man!!!🎉
My only question is where did you source the music! It’s perfect for this effect
Ha great question! I pulled sound and music from the Prelinger Archives here: archive.org/details/prelinger
Filtered to look at anything 1940's to 80's. It's a great place to look for funky graphics references as well. Music *should* be public domain too (let's hope). There's a skateboard safety one with the most amazing tune.
Amazing!
Great as always
my guy!!!!!!!
omg thanks.
🙏🙏🙏
So fun learning from you!
Thank you!
Stellar as always mate
Thanks Derek!