Audio spectrum wave pinboard, TouchDesigner tutorial
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- An overview on how to make a fun audio spectrum wave pinboard, and my thoughts on TouchDesigner after a week with it.
Toe file: www.dropbox.com/s/6l8xz2iecb6... - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Huge thank you for the walkthrough. Just started learning Touch and videos like these are extremely valuable to a beginner to understand its capabilities.
thanks for sharing this. i agree Matthew Ragan and others from the community have done a great job, but its always great to see how people are approaching TD.
Thanks for the overview. I've played around with similar stuff. That's a neat trick with the noise and displace to get some distorsion to the "waveform".
Great tutorial. I wish I'd found these videos when I first started with touch. Back then I found a lot of tutorials that just rebuilt their network from scratch and a lot of the reasons why they chose certain parameter values or made certain decisions were never explained. I think your style of teaching of going through each node and explaining how you made your decisions is such a great way of teaching.
Thanks, glad you like that, I also feel that explaining the fundamentals is most valuable
@@HristoVelev Of course. I'm sorry if you know this but you can instance directly from TOPs now so there is no need to convert it back to a CHOP. I don't think that was a feature when you made this.
@@LordBax yeah lots of improvements in this area, when I get back to TD from Houdini will be some new research :)
you are amazing, thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial, mate. Love to see where else you can push TD.
Hi! Super usefel lesson - Thank you so!
A WEEK??? It took me MONTHS just to figure out how to render a video
Instrumental Asylum x Synaesthete I am a VFX artist by day, and lots of the concepts are similar, so it's a bit of a head start :) the wiki and forums are very helpful! Ask whenever you get to a hurdle
@@HristoVelev Thanks for this word of encouragement. appreciate it
Amazing thanks for sharing, one question been playing with your file changed a few things, now Im trying to project a color texture mixed with the colors of the pins height but Im stuck no idea were should I pipe in color from an image file.
Antonio Diaz you have the UV channel from the original plane, and that's gonna help you with the projection. You'll have to deal with what will show on the sides of the boxes though :)
about to watch looks amazing just saying
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newbie question: can TouchDesigner apps be deployed to unlicensed end users?
interesting approach with the sequencing, thank you. but have you tried your patch with a recent TD version? the scalez graph looks much like yours with my input source, but seems to have only very limited influence of the pins. also when i reduce the rows (and cols) the board becomes a strip instead of a square. can't seem to figure either problem out...
I've been deep in Houdini world for a couple years, so I haven't tried that in new builds unfortunately. Same principles should apply though :)
Hello. How did you get your render view to circle the geometry? Thank you
Put a circle in a camera's path parameter, and animate the position
Hi, hello, how are you?! How would you go about changing the colors of the pinboard that align to the color values of a ramp TOP? I would like to simulate the look of a heat map. Thanks in advance and great project!
Glad you like it! I've been out of Touch for a while so I can't say off the top of my head, but I'll be coming back to it in the next couple months
alright! looking forward to it! @@HristoVelev
Is it possible to do a tutorial or explain how you did the math for auto sizing grid ? I’ve been trying to do something like that for a while but not great at math!
joshbaptista have you checked out the scene file?
did not even see there was a link, sorry! thats awesome
joshbaptista glad you like it :)
how did you shift the line of pixels to the bottom from fit1 to level1? (4:46)
I had the same question. From the .toe file he linked, in fit1 you have to change Fit to "Fit Horizontal", translate y to -0.5 and change the scale to 1.23-100.
Hi! It’s awesome tutorial, thanks!! Can I introduce this tutorial in Japanese on my channel? I wanna share to Japanese TD user like me who are not good at English or programming !
Sure, you're welcome!
@@HristoVelev thank you so much!!!!
And of course I introduce exact this tutorial and your channels on the beginning and summary section of the video!!
Sounds good :)
can you make a tutorial? please :(
patricia faria that's what it is :)
@@HristoVelev yeah but more like step by step please!
patricia faria you might need more of the basics first - check out Matthew Raggan's videos
I am a bit distracted by your face. Great tutorial!
adistu hopefully in a good way? 😀
not for me, the visuals are wild. but the voice is soft though
tutorial ?? mayby slide not tutorial pls show step by step
not very helpful as a tutorial per se, for example I am lost at 4:30 how to connect the null(which you didn't explain why put a null there) to the Chop to SOP.
probably to those in advance level will find better use of this video but as a tutorial this is not helping me :(
Maximilian Y. I've picked up this nulls approach from Matthew Ragan's videos I think. The null acts as the end point of the chain which you connect to another chain, the ChopToSop in this case. If you don't have a constant end point, you'll need to drag a new end node every time you add it to the chain. But with the null always at the end, you can drag/connect that, and keep changing the chain before it - the result will still get piped from the null to the right place.
thanks for the reply! Would you please point me to any source that showcase how it work? because i just drag a null, and then the Chop to TOP (not SOP because the color is different?) and it just didn't connect and I have no idea what to do next.
Im pretty darn good with touchdesigner and you had me so stumped in a few different spots. I definitely got it all working but your teaching "style" is terrible. If you are going to take the time to make a tutorial start it from the ground up. Not rehashing an already made project. It looks great btw. The one awesome move you made was including the toe file but its a double edged sword as you can gain the effect with out the gaining the knowledge of all the steps it takes. Take the time break it down i feel like you have a lot to offer the teaching world.
Can highly recommend going through all the basic training with Matt Raggan's videos before getting to the more advanced stuff
@@HristoVelev I love matt, have a good one.
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