Hi, found your tutorials while teaching myself AE - have followed this one and the neon one and already feel so much more familiar with a program that I felt like I'd never get on top of. Keep doing your thing, so grateful ❤
For real - I'll echo everyone else who has said this is a fantastic tutorial! You make a complicated-looking effect so straight-forward to learn. Thank you!
AMAZING tutorial! Hope you don't mind my unsolicited audio suggestion, but you should check out the RX8 "de-click" effect. It helps eliminate the sounds of lip smacking noises in voiceover audio :D Thanks for this great vid!
god damn you are pro as hell ! once i saw the intro ! i knew you're good ! sadly i found out you just opened the UA-cam channel i hope you continue thriving by uploading content like this more often , and i would be so honored to know more on how you created you intro that way ! specially the background trails with faded feeling ! i just love it . i hope you do well and good luck in the future you got a new fan
Thank you! Glad you like the intro, maybe one day I'll do a tutorial on some of the techniques! Regarding the fading background trails they actually are made using the same method as this tutorial; using the echo effect and colorama to change the colours!
I went to subscribe only to realize I have subscribed already, no surprise there! You have a fantastic teaching style, _and this effect is classy_ - I, for one, *REALLY* appreciate the fact you actually explain what so many of the effects are doing.
I love it when i'm checking a tutorial for one specific effect and suddenly i'm Flabbergasted by learning something as simple but effective as the loopOut functions. Goddam how wasn't i aware of this?
The great algorithm has finally delivered for me! I've been lightweight obsessed with this sort of trail effect recently and playing around with a couple stabs at it. This is way better than what I came up with though! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you bro. With a mixture of this video and another one I was able to get the exact effect I wanted. Love your teaching style and super chill voice.
Wow, this is awesome. So many little details which makes the final composition marvelous. Today I watched like 20 trail techniques in AE and this is by far the most interesting one from technical point of view and from final result too. Great job keep creating amazing stuff!!
Hello! First of all, thanks for sharing this simple but amazing effect. I’m happy to test it myself thanks to you. A quick question: Why do you create an adjustment layer per effect instead of stacking the effects inside a single adjustment layer?
Your knowledge of after effects inner workings is really impressive. I know the software well for my purposes, but would love to have a more advanced understanding of how all the effects work intricately. What is your recommendation for a course in mo graph? Something that covers the levels to colorama parameters to expressions on timing. Thanks!
really cool! i actually watch these videos on mute and on 4x speed bc i only wanna see how you procced to do it and to see if i'd do it the same way and after this i'm trying to redo it without watching the video to get better in ae :D
Great tuorial! unfortunately it's not working with png or svg instead of text. Is there a workaround? I'd like to aply this effect on my Logo - thanks!
Really solid tutorial! My one question would be is there any reason not to have the adjustments (cc/blur/noise/glow) on one adjustment layer? Did you set up this way so can see what each effect does to the overall composition?
Thank you, that's a really great question! You can definitely combine those effects onto one adjustment layer, and if you already know you only want to add a bit of noise and some blur it will be a bit quicker to do that rather than creating and labelling a new layer for each one. I'm personally in the habit of having different kinds of adjustments on separate layers. I've found when experimenting and building looks and effects it's much quicker and easier to be able to turn off, duplicate, tweak or isolate different adjustments if they are separated, as sometimes you can end up with plenty of effects stacked up and it can get a bit time consuming trying to go through the effects control panel to find things.
There's a photograph by William Klein that inspired me to make something similar to the balls moving. Didn't think that I would accidentally land on a tutorial that perfectly shows how to achieve what I want lol
Great tutorial, really enjoyed it, but for some reason when i open the graph editor my graph is an S shape instead or a dome like yours, I'm only now learning AE and i don't know why that is or how to change it. Any advise?
Hi, glad you liked the tutorial! So your graph editor is set to the value graph. In order to to switch it to the same mode as I was using you need to (while in the graph editor) click on the small menu icon next to the eye icon. In the menu that pops up just select "edit speed graph". If you search on youtube for "after effects speed vs value graph" you should find some videos that explain what the 2 modes are and why you'd use them. Hope this helps!
Everytime I try this effect with my logo it does not work :/ Am I doing something wrong or need to change a setting, or does this only work for text and shapes? Much appreciated if anyone can help! Lovely tutorial!
I usually don't prefer tutorials that use presets instead of hand animation, but you really sold me on this one! Super clean and a really informative, in-depth tutorial! thankyou :)
This is such an awesome looking effect. Amazing tutorial!
Thanks again! Really glad you like the tutorial!
I love to find ben Marriott in the comments, its like a Seal of motion quality
With this tutorial alone, you can explore the program super well and easily. Gonna recomend this to every begginer!
This was exactly what I needed thank you! I also added gate weave with the 'wiggle' expression so it looks even more retro!
Bro, seriously thank you. Some of the elements within this tutorial can be applied to so many other things!
You’re welcome, really glad you found it useful!
This unlocks so much creativity
Im always so grateful for people like you sharing their creative ideas and tips and not keeping it. Thanks man I’ve learned something new🤝
That fractal noise technique for the dust tho-love it! Great tutorial
that was geniusssss
Jesus... so many things learned in one tutorial. I lack words to describe my gratitude. Thank you man! Wonderful work!
Hi, found your tutorials while teaching myself AE - have followed this one and the neon one and already feel so much more familiar with a program that I felt like I'd never get on top of.
Keep doing your thing, so grateful ❤
Discovered your Channel from reddit and I got to say your tutorials are golden. You should earn more subscribers.
For real - I'll echo everyone else who has said this is a fantastic tutorial! You make a complicated-looking effect so straight-forward to learn. Thank you!
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much !!!!! Simple and clear, the result looks stunning and elegant, awesome tutorial ! 👏
AMAZING tutorial! Hope you don't mind my unsolicited audio suggestion, but you should check out the RX8 "de-click" effect. It helps eliminate the sounds of lip smacking noises in voiceover audio :D Thanks for this great vid!
If you add "CC Composite" at the end of the effect stack on the trail layer, you don't need the fill layer. Nice tut.
Thanks man, that’s a really good shout!
You are by far the most underrated MoGraph channel on UA-cam
This was some good gravy to add to any text dish
Thank you! This tutorial teaches so many things in a short amount of time and the end result is incredible! What a gorgeous effect!!
Amazing! Thank you!
Saw this on Reddit, great stuff, a Really great-looking effect!
Looking forward to seeing more
Thanks!
Hectic tutorial. Halfway through I was like what else can he add but you just kept stacking. Nice one
god damn you are pro as hell ! once i saw the intro ! i knew you're good ! sadly i found out you just opened the UA-cam channel i hope you continue thriving by uploading content like this more often , and i would be so honored to know more on how you created you intro that way ! specially the background trails with faded feeling ! i just love it . i hope you do well and good luck in the future you got a new fan
Thank you! Glad you like the intro, maybe one day I'll do a tutorial on some of the techniques! Regarding the fading background trails they actually are made using the same method as this tutorial; using the echo effect and colorama to change the colours!
you packed so much knowledge into one video.. thank you
the way you added dust was new to me! really cool :)
Dope Effect!!
also very hyped for future videos! :)
Thank you for the tutorial.. Looking forward to trying this out 😊
I went to subscribe only to realize I have subscribed already, no surprise there! You have a fantastic teaching style, _and this effect is classy_ - I, for one, *REALLY* appreciate the fact you actually explain what so many of the effects are doing.
Jesus Christ that looks good. Amazing.
Instant sub! This what i'm looking for!
it turned out thanks for the video tutorial it turned out great
I love it when i'm checking a tutorial for one specific effect and suddenly i'm Flabbergasted by learning something as simple but effective as the loopOut functions. Goddam how wasn't i aware of this?
Damn that dust technique was :o Learnt something new. Thanks Man!
Glad to hear you found it useful!
Dude, You Rock! :)
So much knowledge in such a simple and quick tutorial, thanks a lot for sharing!
The great algorithm has finally delivered for me! I've been lightweight obsessed with this sort of trail effect recently and playing around with a couple stabs at it. This is way better than what I came up with though! Thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial!
Omg For The First Time Thank You Bro . :)
Excellent tutorial! I don’t know how you don’t have more views! This looks so professional and you made it so easy! Thank you!
THANK YOU MAGIC MAN
So cool! Thanks for making this!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Yeah, very nice!
Wow this is a great tutorial
This is GOLD! Thank you! 🙏
You deserve so many more subs!!!! You are awesome!
this is i am looking for thanks man
killer tut, thanks for share!
thank you
thank you SO MUCH!
Really sick! Thank u for sharing such a cool technique!
this was a very good tutorial, your channel is going to get big if you keep up that quality damn!
Bro, thank you for this tutorial, I just finish my poster at 2:30 am because it’s inspired me so much 😂
Amazing tutorial
This is so underrated! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!
Very nice tutorial, thank you so much for your generosity of time. Much appreciated.
Nice, thank you for sharing
Using colorama on the echoes' alphas is a neat trick
Just AWESOME
Thank you for the 2 tutorials! Can't wait to see more!
You’re welcome, glad you liked it!
Great tutorial keep it up
Thank you!
Thank you bro. With a mixture of this video and another one I was able to get the exact effect I wanted. Love your teaching style and super chill voice.
thank you very much, mate
This channel is sooooo underrated! Will you ever do a tutorial on how you did your intro?
Thanks alot , looks awesome
This is so cool! Thank you so much for sharing!
Wow, this is awesome. So many little details which makes the final composition marvelous. Today I watched like 20 trail techniques in AE and this is by far the most interesting one from technical point of view and from final result too. Great job keep creating amazing stuff!!
Great tutorial! Hope to see more!
Thank you!
wow this looks actually like the best motion trail ive seen! please make more tutorials!! instant sub
That’s a great compliment, thank you!
Brilliant!
thanks for sharing this. i'm excited to work on this.
You're welcome, I hope you find it useful!
Hello!
First of all, thanks for sharing this simple but amazing effect. I’m happy to test it myself thanks to you.
A quick question: Why do you create an adjustment layer per effect instead of stacking the effects inside a single adjustment layer?
amazing tutorial!! thank you so much 🤘🏼
Great Video, you helped me out a lot! Thanks :)
Perfect! Thanks!!!!!
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing!!!... Greetings.
You're welcome, thank you!
Outstanding effect and tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Your knowledge of after effects inner workings is really impressive. I know the software well for my purposes, but would love to have a more advanced understanding of how all the effects work intricately. What is your recommendation for a course in mo graph? Something that covers the levels to colorama parameters to expressions on timing. Thanks!
Instant sub. This is outstanding. Beautiful intro as well 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks, really appreciate it!
Nice one
Nice!!!!!
really cool! i actually watch these videos on mute and on 4x speed bc i only wanna see how you procced to do it and to see if i'd do it the same way and after this i'm trying to redo it without watching the video to get better in ae :D
That’s a really good technique to learn and improve!
Great tuorial! unfortunately it's not working with png or svg instead of text. Is there a workaround? I'd like to aply this effect on my Logo - thanks!
awesome
Awesome
came from reddit this is the shit man! keep it up
Thank you!
Really solid tutorial! My one question would be is there any reason not to have the adjustments (cc/blur/noise/glow) on one adjustment layer? Did you set up this way so can see what each effect does to the overall composition?
Thank you, that's a really great question! You can definitely combine those effects onto one adjustment layer, and if you already know you only want to add a bit of noise and some blur it will be a bit quicker to do that rather than creating and labelling a new layer for each one. I'm personally in the habit of having different kinds of adjustments on separate layers. I've found when experimenting and building looks and effects it's much quicker and easier to be able to turn off, duplicate, tweak or isolate different adjustments if they are separated, as sometimes you can end up with plenty of effects stacked up and it can get a bit time consuming trying to go through the effects control panel to find things.
There's a photograph by William Klein that inspired me to make something similar to the balls moving. Didn't think that I would accidentally land on a tutorial that perfectly shows how to achieve what I want lol
Love this, could you do a tutorial on the ball animation (delay effect)
Thanks for the video! y are awesome!
No problem! Thank you!
thanks
been here before 100K
thankyou
Great tutorial, really enjoyed it, but for some reason when i open the graph editor my graph is an S shape instead or a dome like yours, I'm only now learning AE and i don't know why that is or how to change it. Any advise?
Hi, glad you liked the tutorial! So your graph editor is set to the value graph. In order to to switch it to the same mode as I was using you need to (while in the graph editor) click on the small menu icon next to the eye icon. In the menu that pops up just select "edit speed graph".
If you search on youtube for "after effects speed vs value graph" you should find some videos that explain what the 2 modes are and why you'd use them. Hope this helps!
Everytime I try this effect with my logo it does not work :/ Am I doing something wrong or need to change a setting, or does this only work for text and shapes? Much appreciated if anyone can help! Lovely tutorial!
I usually don't prefer tutorials that use presets instead of hand animation, but you really sold me on this one! Super clean and a really informative, in-depth tutorial! thankyou :)
Why did this guy stop posting videos?! HE WAS INCREDIBLE!
Great tutorial! does it just worksI was only work in Text or shape layers? I just tried to do the effect on an imported image and it doesn´t work.
What's up @mographmill, could you please tell me roughly how you did the rotating text going from X to Y at the 0:07 mark please ?
Is it possible to change the color of the star dust at the end (instead of white) ? Thank you !
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