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Subject: Re: Wav to motion
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>>    how about something that analyses the waveform and makes an
>>    averaged envelope (motion path) along one axis at what ever scale you
>>    want....
>
>    If you mean that an object vibrates or changes shape as if IT
>    is generating the sound, I've experimented a bit with this.
>    It's a bit tricky, as the filtering takes off most of the
>    information in the sound, and what is left is below 25 Hz.
>    The resulting motion looks quite chaotic.
>
>    Pity we can't put key fields instead of key frames... :)

If LW (like some other 3D packages) could indeed place keyframes inbetween
frames (like on frame 10.6532187), and motion blur would include the time
inbetween frames (which it should), then it would look very good, being more
blurred at higher frequencies, and less in lower freqs.
I think this kind of key placement would be a very valuable addition.
(Speaking from experience.)

Daniel Dugour, AniTime 3D Computer Animation
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