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Driving a Blender property from a music track: what the Manual says about Sound to Samples,…
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What this guide covers
A source-based note for animators who want a Blender property to follow a music track. It collects what the Blender Manual states about the sound-to-curve operator, Sound strips, scene audio and Speaker objects, and the licence terms. It was built from the documentation only and nothing was run in Blender.
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Guide title
Driving a Blender property from a music track: what the Manual says about Sound to Samples, Sound strips and Speakers
Coverage
A source-based note for animators who want a Blender property to follow a music track. It collects what the Blender Manual states about the sound-to-curve operator, Sound strips, scene audio and Speaker objects, and the licence terms. It was built from the documentation only and nothing was run in Blender.
Useful starting points
- The Manual pages say nothing about how the curve relates to the project frame rate, so set the final frame rate first and regenerate the curve if it changes.
- Keys to Samples is destructive and removes the ability to edit the curve, so keep a copy before using it.
- A Speaker object is for sound placed in the scene, not for driving a property.
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