Use Music To Create A Particle Splash

Use Music To Create A Particle Splash

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Using the keyframe data generated from the audio waveform, we’ll be connecting our Particular emitter to create a splashy particle animation. Enjoy!


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Discussion 17 Comments

  1. Idea is kind of very old but pulled off very well. Nice.

  2. Kumar says:

    simply awesome!

  3. Emilia says:

    Awesome!! Now I know what is going to be my next AE experiment

  4. IANH - BR says:

    great one! Thank you very much, good job!

  5. Very unique and vivid coloring! Great tutorial and quality! May I ask what your recording settings were and how you rendered it? Keep up the Particular tutorials!

  6. nathaniel says:

    verry nice ideea…. and for the first part ive maked a few changes (like you said…this is an unlimited space and every time we can make a different one). 10x again
    here its my results and i hope you like it :
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA3G4sfNc6M

  7. Jeff says:

    This video makes me feel high.

  8. Lezzel says:

    I dont have the Particular effect cann you help

  9. Aether says:

    Is there a way to do this real-time?

  10. PyTh0n uK says:

    I dont have the Particular effect only Particle Playgroung which has settings which i can’t work out. Please help Great tut otherwise. :)

  11. mojo says:

    hi when i try to do the step of adding the particular to the light i cant for some reason it dosent give that option thanks for your help

  12. Jim says:

    When i click the stopwatch it only makes a keyframe, Nothing to type! Help please :S For the null to move

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