Adjust Side Options to Side A to make the audio spectrum move upwards only.

Change Maximum Height to 400 and Audio Duration to 130.

Change the audio layer to your audio file, then adjust Thickness to 5 and Frequency Bands to 600.

Go to Effect > Generate > Audio Spectrum.

Click Make Comp Size and rename it Spectrum 1.

Import your chosen audio file and drag it into your composition.

Part 3: How to Make Your Own Audio Visualizerīut what about if you don’t like any of the templates available? You can always make your own audio visualizer from scratch in After Effects. If you change the audio track in the same project, you must delete the Amplitude Controls details first and generate a new one.

Then simply render the Final Comp and you’re done.

Don’t change the duration of any other comps! Make sure the duration of the Final Comp is the same as your audio track.

Go to Composition > Composition Settings and adjust the duration of the composition.

Back in the Final Comp, click on the CONTROLS layer and adjust the settings in Effect Controls to your liking.

Select the Equalizer Controls layer and go to Effect Controls.

Open the comp in the Equalizer Controls folder that matches your chosen design.

Edit the text within the relevant Text comp.

Open the Final_Comp and select your favorite design.

Drag and drop your picture into the Put_Your_Image comp and your logo into the Put_Your_Logo comp.

Open the keyframes of the Audio Amplitude Control layer by clicking U on the keyboard.

Select Keyframe Assistant > Convert Audio to Keyframes.

Open the Audio Control comp and right-click on Put_Your_Audio layer.

Drag your audio file into the comp titled Put_Your_Audio.

Import your media by going to File > Import and selecting your image and audio track.

Open up the Motion Array project file you have downloaded.

What next? Follow these simple steps to kick things off. So you’ve chosen your favorite audio visualizer template.

Final cut pro audio visualizer