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1. #AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX HOW TO#
2. #AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX GENERATOR#
3. #AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX FULL#
4. #AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX PRO#

Editors just choose a song file, and customize the look. With the FCPX: Audio Visualizer, making video DJ backgrounds is effortless.

#AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX PRO#

Then use the focus offset, along with the near and far focus sliders to control which area you want to remain in focus.Pixel Film Studios has released a new professional audio visualizer for FCPX.įinal Cut Pro X editors can now create wriggling lines, bars, points, and shapes that move to the beat of the music without ever having to set a keyframe in FCPX. Use the DOF Blur Amount slider to control the strength of the depth of field. Use the Angle of View slider to give your visualizer a wide or narrow lens look. Go to the Camera Settings section of the Inspector window. Scrub the timeline to preview the movement.

#AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX GENERATOR#

When you are done setting up the start orientation, move the playhead to the end of the generator and repeat this process with the end parameters.

Then go to the Start Position and Rotation control sections of the FCPX Inspector, and change the parameters to where you want the camera to begin. Move the playhead in the timeline to the front of your generator. Now that we have our Visualizer looking the way we want it, it’s time to adjust the camera controls. Next, you can use the brightness glow and outer glow parameters to further customize the look of your visualizer. If you would like the gradient to include more than the default amount, you can click on the bar to add more boxes. Use the gradient bar to adjust the color of the bars.Ĭlick on each of the boxes attached to the gradient bar to set the colors. Go to the Style Controls section of the Inspector window. Now that we have the Bars setup, let’s stylize them. If you need the row number to exceed the amount that the slider allows, you can click and drag the number to the right of the slider up to any value you need. You can then use the Rows and Rows Height sliders customize the look. If you want the bars to be broken up into rows you can check the Row On/Off checkbox.

The Bar Thickness slider can be used to make the bars thicker or thinner. You can then use the Bar Height Multiplier to make the bars taller or shorter. The Distance Between Bars slider can be used to adjust how large you want the gaps between each bar. While the Bar X Offset slider can be used to shift the visualizer left or right. The Bar Position parameters can be used to move the location of the entire visualizer. Go to the Bar Controls section of the Inspector window. Now that we have our audio setup inside the generator, we can customize the size and position of our bars. Remember to take the frame rate of your project into account.įor instance, if you want the Effector to begin feeding off the audio file from the 10 second mark in a 24 frames per second project, you would move the slider to 240. Move the slider to the frame number of where you want the audio to begin. If you want the audio to feed off a part of the track that comes later on, you can use the Music Offset slider. This will make the bars fall slower after they have reached their peak height. If you don’t want the bars to fall so quickly, you can turn up the smooth audio slider. If don’t check this box, many of the frequencies will be averaged and condensed down into about 30 bars.

#AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX FULL#

If you want each tone frequency to get its own bar, you can check the full spectrum checkbox. Next, use the Frames per second drop down menu to match the frame rate of your project. Select the generator and go to the Inspector window.įind and select the same audio wave file that you already placed in the timeline. Now, it’s time to import our audio and set it up in the generator. Then select an audio file and place it below your media in the timeline.Ĭlick and drag the edge of the generator to make it the same length as the audio file. Let’s begin by going to the FCPX generators library to locate the Audio Visualizer presets.įor this example, we will use the Master Bar Template.

#AUDIO VISUALIZER FCPX HOW TO#

The FCPX Audio Visualizer will do the rest.įor this example, we will show you how to create a bar visualizer. Users simply have to drag the generator into the timeline, import their audio, and customize the settings. The FCPX Audio Visualizer allows Final Cut Pro X users to create bar and waveforms that react to any audio wave file. Welcome to a FCPX Audio Visualizer lesson from Pixel Film Studios. FCPX: Audio Visualizer Lesson - Professional Audio Visualizer for FCPX - Pixel Film Studios