As a after effects user, you can be familiar with all the plugins but what good is it when you don't know how well you can use it for! This tut is a very good example. I have used all the plugins shown in this video but never knew you could do all this stuff!
Love this tutorial. You're extremely good at explaining everything you are doing, and in a very efficient way. You're a natural and I hope you continue to make videos like this!
YOU are a GOD! I was able to take the principles of your tutorial and apply them to my project. I needed to have a sine wave that travels along a straight line with gradual distortion on each end that tapers to flat. Your tutorial was perfect and worked like a charm!
Hey man, just wondering, in your dribble link you share the code, does it mean you did the entire animation using only code? What do I need to learn to do that stuff ? Java script ?
I learned a lot from this video! Incredible job teaching everything, you made it really easy to follow you throughout the video :) It's a shame most of these techniques aren't applicable for Lottie animations, though...
Great technique! One thing I would also add, you can avoid going 16 bit by using MotionTile, set to "mirror edges", that way you don't decimate your colour range across the whole screen and keep the 8 bit data concentrated per ramp! It would require a slight different approach for use
Hey, I'm looking to export a high res export of just one frame of this. I'm not sure how to use MotionTile. Could you explain more in a bit more detail? Thanks so much!
@@ashleypenney3534 in your case I think 16 bit would be fine as demonstrated in this tutorial, as performance would not be an issue, the motion tile approach would be more for huge canvas and heavier comps like projection mapping etc.
I think that he selected gray solid 1 layer and create another mask with the same features than the first one. (Mask feather 150,150) I tried and it works :)
hi,i am not good at English.Thanks for the turtorial.I want to know that why I render it finally not seamlessly. Hope you can understand my question.Thanks a lot.
Am i the only one to get a split on the line at certain frames? It seems coming from the gradient map phase cycle. I tried over and over, someone has an idea? Thanks
Do you know how to make the effect with the line from the Arctic Monkey videoclip Do I Wanna Know? I just dont get it like that. I've been searching forever.. Im trying to get one side of the stroke to move kind off.
Great video! The only issue that I found is that when you export an animation based on this technique as a GIF (to include in a website for example) it ends up with a large size! I lowered the quality when exporting and then I used an online GIF optimizer to reduce the size but it's still quite heavy. Any tips on how to reduce the size of a GIF animation based on this technique?
How big is too big? And what are your GIF dimensions? You could try a few things, like lowering the frame rate, making the dimensions smaller, making the loop shorter, reducing the number of colors/ removing glow effects.
As a after effects user, you can be familiar with all the plugins but what good is it when you don't know how well you can use it for! This tut is a very good example. I have used all the plugins shown in this video but never knew you could do all this stuff!
impressive one hell of a technique, Thank you for sharing with us :D !!!!
this is deep after effects, exactly what I was looking for
Love this tutorial. You're extremely good at explaining everything you are doing, and in a very efficient way. You're a natural and I hope you continue to make videos like this!
YOU are a GOD! I was able to take the principles of your tutorial and apply them to my project. I needed to have a sine wave that travels along a straight line with gradual distortion on each end that tapers to flat. Your tutorial was perfect and worked like a charm!
gif originally by me :) dribbble.com/shots/1696376-Circle-wave
Hey man, just wondering, in your dribble link you share the code, does it mean you did the entire animation using only code? What do I need to learn to do that stuff ? Java script ?
Excellent tutorial and exercise!!!
I learned a lot from this video! Incredible job teaching everything, you made it really easy to follow you throughout the video :)
It's a shame most of these techniques aren't applicable for Lottie animations, though...
This is really mad. Just sad I've found this tutorial so late; now. Thanks for sharinggggggggg!!!
Great technique!
One thing I would also add, you can avoid going 16 bit by using MotionTile, set to "mirror edges", that way you don't decimate your colour range across the whole screen and keep the 8 bit data concentrated per ramp! It would require a slight different approach for use
Hey, I'm looking to export a high res export of just one frame of this. I'm not sure how to use MotionTile. Could you explain more in a bit more detail? Thanks so much!
@@ashleypenney3534 in your case I think 16 bit would be fine as demonstrated in this tutorial, as performance would not be an issue, the motion tile approach would be more for huge canvas and heavier comps like projection mapping etc.
i followed exactly, but get a split in the circle, not a seamless circle. What can I do?
Pelín complicado. Gracias en cualquier caso.
Great tutorial Harry. I was wondering what happened between 10:48 - 10:49?
Did you ever figure out what happened there? My mask is still centered, while it looks like his is standing on each side of the composition ?
I think that he selected gray solid 1 layer and create another mask with the same features than the first one. (Mask feather 150,150) I tried and it works :)
He just switched the mask of Gray Solid 1 to inverted
a long time no see a interesting tutorial. You are amazing. (cries in desperate creative block)
this with audio wave
is great
thank you Harry Frank! as usual another well explained, & clear tutorial!
learned a lot of techniques with this video, hope you keep bring more out. subbed
You are a god damn monster (in a good sense)
Thank you! You have very good and understandable lessons.
That's a really great tutorial
Your videos are amazing! Love your work and how you teach us to be a bit more creative! :)
Very very cool ! Thank u
it's so nice
Awesome tutorial!
This is awesome really, thank you so much!
hi,i am not good at English.Thanks for the turtorial.I want to know that why I render it finally not seamlessly. Hope you can understand my question.Thanks a lot.
awsome, it s the smartesst use of effect beam nerver seen on the face of the earth. Can be use for spring form, ?
Awesome Tutorial! by chance does anyone have a list of the plugins used?
Impressive!
very good
Am i the only one to get a split on the line at certain frames? It seems coming from the gradient map phase cycle.
I tried over and over, someone has an idea? Thanks
I also encountered the same problem. The solution was to change the gray layer mask mode to subtract.
Coool! :o Thanks for writing the tutorial. It's time saver :p
Damn, that's creative as fuck
i know every single of those but never combined them. thanks!
This is insane!!! :O you are incredible...........
DO you think there is a way controling the gradient displacement map with audio value ? Goal is using this (brillant) setup to create audiovisualizer.
@HarryFrank This is amazing. I'm seeing a seam from offset. Is there a way to get rid of this?
This is just too fucking smart. Awesome! Sub
Do you know how to make the effect with the line from the Arctic Monkey videoclip Do I Wanna Know? I just dont get it like that. I've been searching forever.. Im trying to get one side of the stroke to move kind off.
Can you also do this Premiere Pro?
Grrrreat! thank you for this!!!
Nice one
is it possible to animate such that each wave has a different height instead of them all having a uniform height?
Great video! The only issue that I found is that when you export an animation based on this technique as a GIF (to include in a website for example) it ends up with a large size! I lowered the quality when exporting and then I used an online GIF optimizer to reduce the size but it's still quite heavy. Any tips on how to reduce the size of a GIF animation based on this technique?
How big is too big? And what are your GIF dimensions? You could try a few things, like lowering the frame rate, making the dimensions smaller, making the loop shorter, reducing the number of colors/ removing glow effects.
Looks like A Bees and Bombs animation :)
GIF or JIF?
Can someone send me a 2048x2048 version of this?
to fast
great technique, terrible tutorial, skipping so many explanations !!!
Amazing! Thanks a lot