If you haven’t notice yet when you import quicktime that has sound into Shake it strips the movie file of it’s audio. The audio file must be imported separately into Shake using the Audio Panel.
FileIn your image and it’s matte.
Attach an iAdd node between the two images, this will create our glow effect.
Attach an iAdd node between the two images, this will create our glow effect.
Using Audio
You never want to use Shake to add music and sound effects to your comps. It’s always better to use an editing software like Final Cut Pro, that’s what it’s there for. Audio in Shake is best used for timing and keyframing effects or animations.
Tutorial Overview:
This tutorial will show you how to import audio and generate create keyframes from it and apply them to a filter in Shake.
Tutorial Assets
If you wish to follow along click here to download the assets for this tutorial.
Final Video
Click here to see the final video effect that you will create using this tutorial.
You never want to use Shake to add music and sound effects to your comps. It’s always better to use an editing software like Final Cut Pro, that’s what it’s there for. Audio in Shake is best used for timing and keyframing effects or animations.
Tutorial Overview:
This tutorial will show you how to import audio and generate create keyframes from it and apply them to a filter in Shake.
Tutorial Assets
If you wish to follow along click here to download the assets for this tutorial.
Final Video
Click here to see the final video effect that you will create using this tutorial.
The effect is too harsh so let's soften it up a bit by adding a
blur node to the matte image.
..And giving it a value of 24 to soften the glow effect.
Great now that we have our final glow effect set up we are now
ready to use our audio files to create the keyframes.
continue on to part 2