Music Visuals in Unreal Engine 5 - Full Beginner Course

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00:00 Intro
02:06 Chapter 1 - User interface
55:30 Chapter 2 - Visualizing Audio
2:52:15 Chapter 3 - Grasshopper wall dancing
4:02:00 Final output

[@Ninjibpsy]

Thank you for your time and humble presentation. The troubleshooting portions were very helpful showing how to think about what's going on and what needs to be going on. I had a bunch of questions regarding the process of implementing audio reactive objects and materials, this video was well worth the time. You answered my current questions and showed a bunch of things I didn't even know I should know. Other tutorials I've found show how to do what they're doing, but don't really explain the process so it can be applied in different ways. I feel I have a much better understanding of how to think while creating a pipeline and can actually put some of the concepts from other videos to use in my current project.

[@Sknueppel85]

Hey Gediminas, The effort you put into your tutorials and the clarity they offer are incredibly impressive, and I really can't help but tip my hat to you. I create internal wikis for my company and always try to ensure that everyone can follow my tutorials (myself included eventually, hahahah), but the work you voluntarily put into this is truly remarkable. I want to express my sincere gratitude to you and am always grateful that there are people like you who spend their precious time wanting to teach others something. Thank you!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Oh thank you so much for the kind words! Makes me really happy to read this :)

[@EstebanLopez-bn9pd]

I just met you and I am already in love with you. Thank you for putting out this tutorial.

[@kalbinsson]

I really had fun following this tutorial. I like your style and skils. Just subscribed on Patreon.

[@violentpixelation5486]

Oh man, you are definitely killing it with those FREE(!!!!) (WHAAAAT) #UnrealEngine courses.

[@DesignGoBrr]

All education should be free with reimbursement for the teacher coming from streams that do not affect the quality of the education.

[@violentpixelation5486]

EDIT: Just realized that you have Patreon. See you there. :) @@DesignGoBrr Hat's off to you. But you can create a YT membership where those you would like can show their appreciation.

[@syedsafisalam6799]

Beautiful scene. Thank you for making this for free!

[@DesignGoBrr]

And thank you for watching! :)

[@tristanhubbard7294]

Great video, would love to see more of this sort of content/workflows

[@macada3163]

brotherhood

[@ZacharyOsmond]

I’m a second year architecture student in Edinburgh starting on your autocad course, and recently moving to rhino and then unreal. Your courses are super helpful for me and all my friends I recommended it to. The Rhino part 1 tutorial is continually referenced in my studio at the moment as we all get to grips with the software. I’ve subscribed to your Patreon as I’m very grateful for the support you’re giving away for free across the internet. This audio tutorial couldn’t be more perfectly timed! I’ve recently started and architectural acoustics & spatial audio course and i’m really interested in this topic. Please consider doing more down the line! (I notice you also have a rhino grasshopper acoustics tutorial). Thanks a lot!

[@Danaconda871]

Dude this was incredible, thank you!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Thanks for watching!

[@IstiakAhmed_UE5_VR-Dev]

Hope to see more VR related content too. Standalone Quest 3/ vision pro content with Unreal Engine

[@DesignGoBrr]

I'll try getting my hands on Quest 3 to try doing some standalone things, but Vision Pro is out of the question. Who the hell has that kind of money for a first gen product...

[@simonsalat]

What can I say other than thank you very much for all the time and effort you have put in. Really good work.

[@DesignGoBrr]

And thank YOU for watching :)

[@ghopper06]

You sir, are an inspiration!

[@DesignGoBrr]

I appreciate that!

[@akshaykodoori]

this one is fire jedi!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Glad you like it! Was fun to make as well :)

[@mahmoudhisham1705]

nice tutorial Gediminas Kirdeikis thanks

[@DesignGoBrr]

Thanks for watching!

[@Gester143]

wow, huge thank you for this

[@DesignGoBrr]

You're very welcome!

[@tahiro1121]

After surfing through numerous tutorials, this one to me is the most beginner-friendly that I did not at all feel reluctant to follow. Many thanks for your time and effort.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Awesome to hear! Happy to have helped out :)

[@tahiro1121]

@@DesignGoBrr I have been a music-producer-weboo for a few years now with backgrounds in music from my early childhood. After 4yrs I have self-taught to work with DAW, I am generally satisfied with progress made so far although the outcomes are not yet release-ready (doesn't mean I have given up on becoming big in music yet!!!). With my workplace gradually shifting it focus onto video-production although I mainly run and manage information system (network, routing, storage, etc...) to support editors that I work with, I thought it would be handy to be comfortable in both visuals and audio. Having been a life-long self-taught leraner in many things, I know that it is the moment in which the first piece of creation functions as expected that my soul and passion take off (or they don't), and that being crucial is the way I keep my focus and interest on the subject during the first few months. Having come across this tutorial has pretty much garanteed that I won't run out of fuel to keep my passion going strong in UE. Massive thanks from Japan.

[@tahiro1121]

@@DesignGoBrr Not that I’m seeking for any help-desk sort of thing but here’s something I became curious about: It’s by clicking the “pick a song” button that a dialog for opening a music file would appear, and so I thought I’d do a little experiment. I added “O” key connected to a flip flop (as an anti-chattering mechanism in mind) in parallel to OnClicked, so I could just go “press M, then press O” to open a file. It is after I pressed “M” for the first time that “O” would start functioning (as if should) but with M pressed again (hence with widget now hidden), “O” would not cease to function. Any thoughts? Any ideas, guesses on why the key-bind not be unloaded with the widget hidden?

[@EliasLeo6]

great tutorial, much appreciated!

[@DesignGoBrr]

You're welcome!

[@pablitowe]

Wow, thats great!

[@Ebb0Productions]

this was hella cool. Ez sub.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Glad you liked it!

[@iCharlyiex]

Amazing!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Thanks!

[@pandelik3450]

Cannot wait to use this high-end end workflow to visualize manele.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Oh hell yea - have fun!

[@unrealengine5900]

Thanks for this

[@DesignGoBrr]

My pleasure!

[@ar.chiragjalota8434]

wow you are my inspiration bro thankyou so much !!!!!1

[@DesignGoBrr]

Glad to hear it! Hope you enjoy this one :)

[@AngelAgudoGuerrero]

Eres un máquina! Genial!

[@giovannesouza6870]

You are unbelievable

[@CRYSAME]

I am absolutely thrilled! I would like to know how to make the sound from the system (like in wallpaper engine) visualized through UE.

[@webgr6352]

I have been using unreal for about a year now as a full time indie dev... I didn't find a tutorial to explain unreal engine better than yours! I wish to had an Unreal intro tutorial like this... I suggest you create an unreal engine beginner level tutorial, or make chapter 1 another video with a different name so many people can find it easier!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Great to hear! As for uploading separate videos for different chapters - I prefer to have everything in one package

[@VinePest]

cool!

[@atasafarzadeh7110]

Gediminas, these series are highly innovative, especially with the combination of GH and UE5! Thanks. ☕🌟 Question: The movement of the parametric wall elements in close shots appears wobbly and ghostly. Is that a limitation of UE5 or an exporting challenge? And is it possible to reduce the speed and have those parametric elements react in a more natural way, similar to a rigged mode?

[@Data_Core_]

Thanks , can be nice to see if its work with metasound direclty open folder etc , THANKs !

[@user-DEV_V]

Hi there. Great Video. I have a doubt. If I have Audio URL which ends with .ogg (link). How can I paly this, instead of selecting it from the path ?

[@yashsingh9893]

Thank u sir❤ As a architectire student i want to know from you like D5 & UE5 which rendering software is better. Pls answer as per ur experience

[@jackturner7814]

Quick question RE: metascan downloads - how do Quixel newbies find the cliff face texture you have on your local drive? I have signed up as a member, but cannot find it. is it a paid-only asset?

[@DesignGoBrr]

Quixel doesn't have paid stuff - as long as you're using the epic games account - everything is free. the cliff face might be downloaded from polyhaven.com though (also free, no need to register)

[@user-ig4jb1qf7q]

HI Bud excellent stuff as normal have you tried vantage and if so your thoughts .

[@DesignGoBrr]

I assume you're talking about Chaos Vantage - I've tried it out on initial release and it was so bad that I never bothered to check if it was fixed in further updates..

[@user-ig4jb1qf7q]

Yes I am just trying out myself like everything great to hear different opinions doesn't suits all but there's guys out there raving about it, thanks for coming back to me 👍

[@wavsvn]

Is it normal for it to run at like 6 frames per second and generating 55,000 objects when I hit play or is that a mistake on my end? I can't see your frame rate but I can tell its running smoothly for you, I'm sure I made a mistake in my blueprint somewhere but haven't managed to solve it myself yet. thanks for your time.

[@TheCinoche]

Hi ,the link of the code is not available can you put another one please ?

[@TheCinoche]

Hi, is there a way to export csv file from c4d or blender ?

[@DesignGoBrr]

To my knowledge - no. Unless there are some plugins that would take care of it.

[@TheCinoche]

thanks for the tutorial, I follow the same process and ue5.3 crashes when I import the sound, any solution for that ?

[@DesignGoBrr]

See if it crashes with a shorter song and a longer delay value

[@TheCinoche]

thanks mp3 crashes but not wav@@DesignGoBrr

[@busraergin3679]

Is it possible to make this setup real-time audio reactive?

[@DesignGoBrr]

Yup, check out this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmTWoXahrpV5f8U

[@busraergin3679]

Thank you!! @@DesignGoBrr

[@busraergin3679]

For some reason I had to add more than one Listen Blueprint to my project and I am struggling. Could you briefly explain what I should do after you take the 'get all actors of class' blueprint at 37:58?

[@ygreq]

You should redo this tut using Motion Design :D

[@DesignGoBrr]

Hmm.. I should. And I will!