New in Cinema 4D R19: Create Audio-Reactive Motion Graphics with an all-new Sound Effector

With the all-new Sound Effector in C4D Release 19, it’s easy to create motion graphics animations based on any MP3, AIF, M4A or WAV audio file. Sound Track support makes it easy to link multiple effectors to a single music track, and probes make it simple to isolate specific frequencies and amplitudes in order to transform or change color with the beat. Built-in decay functions allow for smooth transitions without any additional effectors.

[@mwmingram]

Great! Thank you.

[@SugarTouch]

Volume is too low !
But video is amazing ! Thank you !

[@innerharmony2475]

Heard of max msp?

[@HinakoNamikaze]

I'm using the sound effector but I'm unable to see the amplitude! Please help!

[@amandarenee1583]

Is there any way to add this to multiple objects? I am creating an animation with separate deconstructed instruments and for each instrument I have created a sound file. The first one works well, but as soon as I try to apply the second sound mograph to a separate object, the movement is happening with no sounds. Any suggestions?

[@newbie8520]

That sounds interesting, please post the finished output when you complete. Good luck :)

[@grezzzoo7237]

happened to me as well. What I did was simply add another sound effector directly from the tab (do not copy from 1 effector). And make sure to put the right sound in the effector tab in the cloner object

[@Timetraveler_1]

@@grezzzoo7237 you can duplicate the same one by remember to replace the attached object and the sound file, in her case, with the new one... then you will be sure to keep the same settings by just replacing the linked objects/files