analog effect in touchdesigner (tutorial)

In this video I explain how to achieve an analog look reminiscent of a film reel or CRT monitor in touchdesigner. I make use of rgbDelay, Bloom, Lens Distort and other operators. I show three different examples that use similar methods (a colourful film reel-like visual, an oscilloscope-like visual and a signal glitch/CRT monitor-like visual).
Glitch and scan-line effects could be combined with this style of visual.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro/Overview
00:54 - Background (random blocks of colour)
07:25 - Foreground (circles with random movement)
11:45 - Post-processing (analog effect)
15:36 - Other examples
16:00 - Example 2 (CRT glitch rectangles)
16:12 - Example 3 (Oscilloscope)
get the bundle of three toe files on gumroad: phasespace.gumroad.com/l/touc...
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[@ph4sespace]

Made another touchdesigner tutorial which is hopefully helpful for some people! I put the .toe files on gumroad for anyone interested: phasespace.gumroad.com/l/touchdesigner_analog_effect
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[@matterforminc]

Excellent tutorial! Always happy to see digital art emulating analog. Using the bloom as a destructive alpha decay mask is awesome!

[@supermarketsallad]

Oh, you really got that analogue warmth out of this!

[@moritzwalther3005]

This is awesome - was looking for an analogue light leak type effect tutorial for forever.

[@DanielSimon-em2pe]

Very informative and straightforward tutorial, learned a lot!

[@me-awesome]

Really helpful tutorial as someone trying to make crt visual with TD. Thank you soooooooo much!

[@AngryApple]

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[@raavenstark5905]

i would be very glad to have the complete turorial for the rectangle one. It as a lot of details in it. BUT ! i understand more this program thanks to you, i love it !

[@neokortexproductions3311]

Thank you!!

[@2203ShadoW]

It looks sooooooo great

[@davewoodhead2452]

Wonderful, thank you.

[@symbiothika]

just Great, Bravo 👌

[@hui9962]

Love it. So nice, thanks for sharing, your style is very attractive

[@analogfuturemusic]

awesome stuff thank you for this awesome tutorial

[@ipassenger]

This is fab, thanks :)

[@not_just_burnt]

more td, heck yeah!!!

[@stiffyBlicky]

You rule

[@laidbackpistol]

Thank you for that excellent tutorial! For the grain effect, wouldn't it be more FPS-effective to use a GPU-based noise with a very low period and automate it using translation?

[@salomahal7287]

hey have u tried out patternodes 3 and if so what are ur thoughts about it compared to touchdesigner

[@cryptkeeper5]

Your channel is great - ever mess around with Pure Data or MaxMSP?

[@manan5541]

how do i make this audio reactive?

[@WorldWideBasementVibes]

You can make anything audio reactive! The easiest/simplest is to use the beat detect component in the pallet, but the basics from scratch is not too hard.
Get your source: an audio device In CHOP or load a song, plug it in to an analyze CHOP set to rms power, plug that into a math chop to convert the input range to whatever makes sense for the parameter you want to automate!