
We dive into some new ways to apply audio reactive techniques with the new TouchDesigner POP family. To continue reading this post, click here.

We dive into some new ways to apply audio reactive techniques with the new TouchDesigner POP family. To continue reading this post, click here.

Marco shows you how to create an audio reactive visualizer in TouchDesigner using sine wave patterns and instancing. Audio data is used to control the size of instanced geometry, while sine waves drive their position, resulting in a dynamic and rhythmic visual effect.

In this post, we walk you through a beginner-friendly, step-by-step guide for getting started with audio reactivity in TouchDesigner using built-in tools. To continue reading this post, click here.

In this video, Crystal will demonstrate how to use the Audio Analysis tool in the palette to create an audio-reactive animation in TouchDesigner.
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You can make any video look like it is dancing to your audio track with this fun technique of combining beat detection and the Time Machine TOP. As a bonus, I added a simple motion-driven bloom/flash effect. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ-3metzBRQ

https://youtu.be/47Sk1aYrY3k In this tutorial, we combine a few different techniques for some generative visual goodness—audio reactivity, optical flow feedback effects, and instancing with tops.
Been seeing a few people ask about how these types of visuals are made so I put together a tutorial. Tried to keep things simple and implement a few different techniques.

Hey! In this tutorial, we'll go over how to create audio reactive visuals that are also motion controlled using a custom Body Tracking plugin that I developed for TouchDesigner. Link to the Project File is on my Patreon: https://patreon.com/blankensmithing