Testing the AudVis Blender addon which lets you do real time sequence analyzer type of effects from within Blender. Having a great time playing with this. On the piano is my daughter playing Nocturne in C# Minor by Chopin. Rendered with Eevee at 1080p.
Cheers & stay safe
YouTube video : AudVis Test Animation - Nocturne in C Minor by Chopin
I just tried my old 2020 project on Blender 4.2.3 with the latest Audviz 7.1.0 and it worked like a charm (see screenshot below)! I’ve always liked Audviz and the dev I’d say is top notch!
@pxlpaul I’ve set all these (same ‘Shape Modifier’ settings as your screenshot) and pressed ‘Start recording’ and ‘Stop recording’, but the Particles don’t seem to be syncing with real-time audio - would you mind giving me some pointers as too whether I missed anything?
I use an mp3 audio file which I can hear play when I start the animation (in the preview pane). I also use a vertex paint group to control where I want the primary animation to take place. What are your animation settings?
Can you hear the audio when you play the animation? Movement only happens once you play the animation using the timeline view. You’ll want to add that to your current layout. Also, I believe the space bar will start / stop the animation.
Hi @pxlpaul, how do you manage to apply the real-time/mp3 audio frequencies to the existing animation? Asking since for my particle animation, once I ticked ‘Shape Modifier’ to apply to my Icosphere, the original effects (e.g. Harmonic, Turbulence, Force) disappear and basically I’m just left with a static Icosphere ‘frame’/skeleton with just ‘bumps’ that ‘vibrate’ on the surface
I hope you didn’t lose any work. Have you doubled checked the manuals? I haven’t tried what you are trying to do, so can’t speak to much about it. Have you tried the “Add Driver” feature which should let you add additional animation to what already exists. This would require some experimentation and hopefully will get you what you are trying to do. Good luck.
Hi @pxlpaul, Yes I had a look at the manuals and also tried the ‘Add Driver’ feature. I still couldn’t make the real-time audio visualizer work in the way I want it to though