Advanced Audio-Driven Visuals with X-Particles

[@bUildYT]

cool!

[@golshanirad]

@@bUildYT Thanks🙏

[@justys_u]

Best tutorial I have ever seen.

[@golshanirad]

Thank you for the kind words! 🙌

[@justys_u]

@@golshanirad One of my video was inspired by urs. How about make some music video using ur skills?

[@golshanirad]

@@justys_u That's awesome to hear! Creating a music video is a fantastic idea! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance. 🙌

[@hoaeto2180]

Awesome tutorial as usual 🙏♥️

[@golshanirad]

Thank you so much! 😊🎉

[@rexaffects1958]

Another great one -- thank you! One thing I have ran into that I can't seem to figure out is why my sound displacement abruptly stops at 300 frames with the circular spline visual. I've looked through my scene and can't figure out where that setting is off considering my imported song equal to is 510 frames. Any idea how to extend displacement this to the full 510 frames or what would make it stop at 300 frames?

[@golshanirad]

Thank you for your comment. Sorry, I did not include this crucial detail in the tutorial. To resolve the issue, please ensure that the "infected Particle Lifespan" in xpInfectio matches the number of frames in your project timeline. For instance, if your timeline consists of 510 frames, set the "infected Particle Lifespan" to 510 as well. Kindly let me know if this resolves the problem for you.

[@hanafar9159]

Best

[@golshanirad]

Thanks 😊

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

This just did not work at all. It was a big out of control mess and never felt like it went with the music I chose.

[@golshanirad]

Thanks for your feedback! I understand that working with XPSoundDisplacement can be tricky, especially when trying to match it perfectly with music or sound effects. Achieving the right balance with parameters like subframe steps, iterations, scale down, and sensitivity can take a bit of trial and error. Sometimes, adjusting those settings and experimenting with your sound can help create more controlled and harmonious results. It might take some patience, but with the right tweaks, you'll be able to get the outcome you're aiming for. Let me know if you'd like any specific tips or guidance!🙂