répète pour voir ? On m'a demandé comment faire pour qu'un son se déclenche automatique à un évènement, et puisse se répéter à chaque fois que cet évènement se produit, sans devoir recopier 200 fois le calque son en question. C'est une question intéressante, dont la réponse dépend de votre situation. Je vais donc essayer d'être le plus clair possible. Pour mon exemple, l'évènement en question sera le passage de la ligne de temps sur un marker de composition. Comme vous le savez, quand vous appuyer sur la touche * et qu'aucun calque n'est sélectionné, cela vous crée un marker de composition. Si un calque était sélectionné, cela crée un marker SUR le calque. Pour votre fichier son, il faut bien évidemment activer le remappage temporel, et écrire ceci pour l'expression : T=thisComp.marker.nearestKey(time).time; time-T Et si vous placez vos marqueurs sur le calque, ça donne : T=marker.nearestKey(time).time; Oui, c'est tout... Alors, expliquons un peu le pourquoi du comment.
Mattrunks Quba HQ » Preset+Tutorial: Stop Motion Kit This preset and tutorial have been inspired by true events …or to be precise – they are based on a project I did a short while ago. In this tutorial I will show you how to quickly simulate stop motion aesthetic using my After Effects Stop Motion Kit. This collection of presets will allow you to easily add subtle imperfections to the movement of objects in your scene, emulating animator errors that are a staple of stop motion animation. Using 6 different expression sets, you will be able to apply and control glitches in movement, rotation and timing of your objects as well as simulate changes in camera position and exposure. Running time: 37min Difficulty: Easy Required tools: After Effects Preview video: Tutorial: Note: For some reason, Camtasia was quite uncooperative today and refused to capture the preview animations at a proper framerate. Download the files associated with this tutorial below: You may download the tutorial video as MPEG-4 from its Vimeo page.
Dan Ebberts's resource for AE scripting and expressions maltaannon.com | Free Adobe After Effects and Production Studio Video Tutorials After Effects: Creating a realistic human iris I’ve always wanted to attempt a realistic human iris in After Effects and last week I got my chance. In this walkthrough video I discuss how I created an iris using Turbulent Noise and other default After Effects effects. Update: Setting The Circle Effect “Edge” to “Thickness” and increasing the “Feather Inner Edge” negates the need for the duplicate Circle effects to create rings. Related Articles Drifting Smoke This simple but useful After Effects preset from my Olympus Has Fallen promo, uses duplicate Turbulent Noise effects animated using the “Time” expression to create … After Effects: Experiment Assignment 7 Turbulent Noise is one of the most versatile effects in After Effects. Hansel & Gretel Witch Hunters This look, inspired by the opening titles for Hansel & Gretel Witch Hunters, was created using Cinema 4D, Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects with plug-ins from Borisfx, GenArts, and Red Giant Software.
openfootage vj labor Elektra, Montreal 2013 (Yatra Arts) from Joel Dittrich on Vimeo. Live audio/visual performance at Elektra festival, Montreal, Canada, 03 may 2013. Curated by Yatra Arts. White Noise/Black Noise is an audio/visual project where I´m experimenting with intermodal aesthetics, creating audio and visuals side by side and performing live with a digital set up, relaying heavily on OSC, MIDI and audio analysis, to control audio and visuals simultaneously. 100% work by me. Resolume Arena, Ableton Live 9 incl. LZX Industries, Doepfer A-100, Jomox Mbase 11, Akai APC40, etc. Many thanks to Alain Thibault, Praveer Baijal, Yatra Arts, Julia Frainier, Amanda'Mour Ihnatowicz, Nathalie Bachand, Motoko Allison Chanic, Greg MTL, Frédéric Auger, a great audience and anyone I forgot to mention!
Create a Photo Montage with After Effects Layers Magazine | Layers Magazine A Photo Speaks a Thousand Words Lots of programs and plug-ins create cool photo montages easily and quickly—handy for such things as photo DVDs and slideshows. But what if you don’t have those programs or plug-ins, or you want something a little more creative (yet still as easy to replicate and reuse) using a software program you already own? A few tricks and techniques in After Effects will have you up and running in no time at all. If you’d like to download a finished movie for this tutorial, visit www.layersmagazine.com and navigate to the Magazine section. 1 IMPORT SLIDESHOW ASSETS In After Effects, double-click in the Project panel to bring up the Import File dialog, then locate and import the images you wish to use. 2 CREATE COMP & ADD ELEMENTS Select your chosen background texture image (ours is called “Paper 1280.psd”) and drag it onto the Create a New Composition icon at the bottom of the Project panel. 10 LAYER REPLACEMENT Now for the easy part—replacing all the images!
15 Amazing Interactive Installations Feb 21 2010 By Romain Colin Here is something for a slow lousy Sunday: in this inspirational round-up we feature some outstanding interactive installations that explore the art of interaction between environment, users and machines. Extraordinary artworks. Take a look at 15 beautiful examples of interactive installations: experiments, motions, applications and more. Installations / Applications N Building N Building is a commercial structure located near Tachikawa station amidst a shopping district. Night Lights YesYesNo teamed up with The Church, Inside Out Productions and Electric Canvas to turn the Auckland Ferry Building into an interactive playground. Light Writing Proposal This long exposure, and the making of footage, were shot over three nights in Raleigh, North Carolina as a proposal to Emily Kern. What you see is – not what you get Video production for a school assignment. Zimoun Installation Zimoun: Sound Sculptures & Installations | Compilation Video More Interactive Content