- Thread starter Phandasm
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Hey, just wanted to say thank you for putting this out there for us to use. Its a delight to play with, and I've been using an obscene number of duplicates to make a sound reactive boquet.
If anyone else wants to try making these, I make them as a separate Scene with just the waveforms, and add them into desired scenes as a Scene Source.
My settings for the waveform visualizer source are:
for 4 petal flowers: Center-to-screen > Copy > Duplicate source > Rotate 90 degrees > Duplicate both sources and rotate 180 degrees.
for 3 or 5 petal flowers: Center-to-Screen > Duplicate > hand rotate with Snap to angles turned off > repeat per petal.
To make the center petals a different color, I Group all > Duplicate > Scale down > Center-to-screen > and then Apply a Color Correction filter to the new group.
To make a thin petaled or 6+ petal flower, make a 3 petal flower > Duplicate > Drop its opacity with a color correction filter > and rotate it about 15-30 degrees.
I styled this multicolored 5 petal after a Forget Me Not, but this would also work for a Sakura Blossom, Daisies, or Hibiscus with different color values. You could also Scale>Center>Rotate the Scene Sources to make a multi-layered Lotus, or spread them out on a stem.png to look like a Lily of the Valley!
If anyone else wants to try making these, I make them as a separate Scene with just the waveforms, and add them into desired scenes as a Scene Source.
My settings for the waveform visualizer source are:
| Display Mode | Curve |
| Video Width X Height | 350 x 350 |
| Log. Mirror. Radial. and Invert check boxes | All enabled |
| Deadzone | 0 |
| Radial Arc | 3 petals=120 degrees 4 petals=90 degrees 5 petals=72 degrees |
| Simple EMA > Temporal Smoothiing | Inertia 0.63 with Fast Peaks enabled |
| Gaussian Filter set to 14.30 | Low cutoff =0 High cutoff = 17000 |
| Floor -80 dbfs, Cieling -6 dbfs, Slope 3.87 | Gradient Ratio 0.98 |
for 4 petal flowers: Center-to-screen > Copy > Duplicate source > Rotate 90 degrees > Duplicate both sources and rotate 180 degrees.
for 3 or 5 petal flowers: Center-to-Screen > Duplicate > hand rotate with Snap to angles turned off > repeat per petal.
To make the center petals a different color, I Group all > Duplicate > Scale down > Center-to-screen > and then Apply a Color Correction filter to the new group.
To make a thin petaled or 6+ petal flower, make a 3 petal flower > Duplicate > Drop its opacity with a color correction filter > and rotate it about 15-30 degrees.
I styled this multicolored 5 petal after a Forget Me Not, but this would also work for a Sakura Blossom, Daisies, or Hibiscus with different color values. You could also Scale>Center>Rotate the Scene Sources to make a multi-layered Lotus, or spread them out on a stem.png to look like a Lily of the Valley!