Frequency Separation Like A Pro in Adobe After Effects

[@MichaelStarkTV]

What other similar techniques or things in this area interest you?

[@vadimkasse]

please tell me how do I call the search bar that appears here at 5:11?

[@sergiovisual]

Thank you for this tutorial! Very helpful

[@bgimusic]

this video was so helpful!! thank-you so much!!!

[@MichaelStarkTV]

No problem

[@aistemusic]

This is genius! Could you please help me out a bit. After you are done tracking with Mocha it appears as ready to use masks underneath the 'face' file. How did you do that? To me mocha gathers tracking information only into a 'corner pin'...

[@aistemusic]

Watched it again. Missed a step. Thank you!

[@elizabetha6450]

as a woman, I really appreciate that you said there was nothing wrong with her skin. 🙂

[@HydeWars]

glad you felt seen and empowered

[@azizakhmedov]

It's easier to create a couple of frames with Photoshop and to interpolate others with Ebsynth

[@MichaelStarkTV]

You just said that it's easier to open 2 other applications not connected to AE. One of which is a machine learning application. I'm pretty sure it's easier to launch Mocha directly from AE and track than to do what you did. You can do it your way, but "easier" is incorrect.

[@sebastianschmidt3869]

You can use this do de-age people.

[@pegbars]

We can't HEAR you!

[@MichaelStarkTV]

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[@LolitasGarden]

Work on your audio levels.

[@MichaelStarkTV]

When it’s worth my time I will. I know nothing about audio. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@taylorthorne1053]

@@MichaelStarkTV Not sure what you are editing in, but just try to keep your levels between -6 and -12 at its peaks. I personally have to increase the volume a lot after your intro to be able to hear what you're saying.

[@MichaelStarkTV]

After this video ( next week’s) I went back into audition to redo the sound settings. I really need to get a proper setup.

[@LolitasGarden]

@@MichaelStarkTV Go on the master channel and add a Radio Announcer filter group. You won't have to adjust much after that.

[@djanitatiana]

One option: In Premiere you can go to your Audio Track Mixer page and in your fx inserts for your votrack insert a Multiband compressor from the Amplitude and Compression submenu. In your Presets dropdown menu within the filter you'll find "Broadcast". Choose this and set the Output Gain slider on the left to give you around a -6dB peak on playback. Personally I use a Waves L1+ UltraMaximizer plugin on a 'Voice' preset.