Magic Music Visuals

Fucking great man! My first attempt I would never post and this is better than years later for me. Hey, thanks for the kind words. I struck lucky with this video because I found the animated cowboys clip that I was able to splice and cut to fit the song. The rest was all thanks to Music Visuals tho...

BrianP1963 wrote:Well done. Great recording and great video. Outstanding for a first attempt with Magic Music Visuals.

Wow thanks. I record using Cubase and like to put the odd track on to YouTube - half the fun is trying to create a video that fits the song. Thanks again for your kind words.

skarabee wrote:Well done for a first attempt, and congrats for the music! Nice guitar part and vocal. happy to see Mostly Automn mentionned in a Magic Visual topic.
hope to see and hear more from you.

Can't beat a bit of Mostly Autumn - or even a lot of Mostly Autumn!
Thanks for your kind words.

TKS wrote:I like it
Yes, it's different, but in a good way. It's a good song and you tell its story.
I think it's definitely a good start with MMV!

That's really kind of you to say.
Many thanks.

Hi all This is something quite different from what I've seen posted up here but I hope you enjoy it. It's a cover of a song by a band called Mostly Autumn that I am a huge fan of. Apart from the text and the vocal clips (which were added within Corel Videostudio), everything else was done using abou...

Here is my take on this using four nodes and one global. Not physically accurate but a nice feel to it (IMHO). Screenshot 2021-12-11 141717.png and the global: Screenshot 2021-12-11 141843.png I give a similar example of adding subtle audio visualisation in this tutorial. https://www.youtube.com/wa...

Hi Has anyone tried creating a clip simulating the look of vibrating guitar strings? So far I have created the 6 strings in a 3D space (using 6 iterations of very thin, long polygons - rotated) and I'm using Edge Distort with the Intensity linked to the volume of the audio source to try to simulate ...

Sadler wrote:With a combination of scale and offset you can create almost any range.
See this thread for a short discussion: https://magicmusicvisuals.com/forums/vi ... f=2&t=2664

Many thanks for such a timely response.

Keith C.

Many thanks. And by doing this, can I stipulate a start and end value (and speed) of the value that the ramp produces? As a work-around (and in the meantime) I've created a wav file of a sine-wave frequency sweep (of the required duration) and I'm using that as a source - which is sort of doing what...

Please forgive what I expect to be a very dumb question. I have an image that I want to slowly de-pixelate over a period of time. I don't want the de-pixelation to occur in time with the audio, I just want a gradual de-pixelation to happen (for example; from an Amount value of 0.09 to 0) over about ...