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December 31, 2020
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Looking for Video of Music Player

  • December 31, 2020
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Hi,

   I am trying to find a video of a music player playing music.

  OBJECTIVE: to post an mp3 on Facebook by making it a "senseless" video. They don't allow mp3 files to be posted, but they allow videos or mp4 files to be posted.

   I've attached a picture of what I want. 

  I could just make a video with a still picture.... but I'd rather have an actual video of the "supposed" video player running. And YES, I realize the movie of a video player running will not be in sync with my mp3.

 

 

Thanks!

Vmusic

 

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Hi Everyone,

   Thanks for you help. I went and purchased Magic Music Visualizations.  It's a very interesting and amazingly powerful tool [plus side]. There are too few tutorials [minus side], and sadly little file sharing [extra minus side].

 

  A lot of the "automation" of Magic (Music Visuals) works through math functions, so having some understanding of these can be of value.

 

Just an FYI - and Thank EVERYONE for their replies,

AJ

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VmusicVAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
January 8, 2021

Hi Everyone,

   Thanks for you help. I went and purchased Magic Music Visualizations.  It's a very interesting and amazingly powerful tool [plus side]. There are too few tutorials [minus side], and sadly little file sharing [extra minus side].

 

  A lot of the "automation" of Magic (Music Visuals) works through math functions, so having some understanding of these can be of value.

 

Just an FYI - and Thank EVERYONE for their replies,

AJ

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cre8vimp
Legend
December 31, 2020

The simplest way to do this is just to use a stock video clip. Of course, you can buy it from Adobe or Pond5 or whatever... but if you never use stock otherwise or don't want to spend close to $100 just for this one clip, then search for free video stock online... there's plenty. (Just make sure you get safe files.)

 

If you want to create your own visualizer, you can use AE as Ann Bens said, or another one I like is Magic Music Visuals.

 

Honestly, Premiere Pro seems like a bit of overkill for this. Of course it can do the job, just like a space shuttle could be used as a paperweight. You could just as easily use Rush... or download one of many apps to your phone that could take your mp3 file and add some kind of visualization and export an mp4. Check out Dolby One.

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    VmusicVAuthor
    Inspiring
    December 31, 2020

     

      Ann Bens
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      Ann BensCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      December 31, 2020

      You can make this in Ae with your own music.

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        VmusicVAuthor
        Inspiring
        January 1, 2021

        I can use Premiere but Ae is another level. I wanted something simple.

        Ann Bens
        Community Expert
        Ann BensCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        December 31, 2020

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