Astrofox – motion graphics program for turning music visualizations into videos
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#4Can't install it on my win10 Why does this requires Admin rights ?
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#5The actual effects are quite boring at the moment though (a spinning cube, a waveform, graphic eq bars)
Would love to see some more psychedelic kaleidoscope type of effects
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#7I'd buy an app like this The actual effects are quite boring at the moment though (a spinning cube, a waveform, graphic eq bars) Would love to see some more psychedelic kaleidoscope type of effects
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#9Hi everyone, creator of Astrofox here. This has been a side project of mine for several years now and I've just shipped it. Astrofox is a motion graphics app that lets you create custom music visualizations that you can then save to video. It's similar to Adobe After Effects except everything is done in real-time and is focused primarily on music visualization. Some of the tech used is React, Redux, Three.js, WebGL,…
Re: Astrofox – motion graphics program for turning music visualizations into videos
#10Hi everyone, creator of Astrofox here. This has been a side project of mine for several years now and I've just shipped it. Astrofox is a motion graphics app that lets you create custom music visualizations that you can then save to video. It's similar to Adobe After Effects except everything is done in real-time and is focused primarily on music visualization. Some of the tech used is React, Redux, Three.js, WebGL,…
This is pretty cool. As mentioned by another poster, adding video clips would be useful. I currently use a bunch of iOS tools for doing this kind of thing, GlitchClip might be a good reference for some useful effects.
This app is _really_ promising though, thanks. Very much looking forward to where you take it.