Introduce
I was excited about the audio created by @Lu Te-Hsing, so I did some audio reaction experiments using sound effects in Cinmea 4D 2024.Simultaneously，I tried using noise, xpresso, dynamics, etc., and then some interesting things happened.
Experiment 1
I created some metallic crystals and then used sound effects to drive their movement and growth, along with simple effects and adding random fields, freeze fields, and delay fields to make the dynamics more organic.
I created some metallic crystals and then used sound effects to drive their movement and growth, along with simple effects and adding random fields, freeze fields, and delay fields to make the dynamics more organic.
Experiment 2
I cloned some glass balls and then used sound effects to drive their movement, using random fields and delay fields to get a smoother and more random motion.
Experiment 3
I created some tubes and let the audio drive them dynamically. And then I created some spheres, and they had a dynamic collision, which was interesting！
Experiment 4
I created some rings and let the audio dynamics drive them, and they turned into dynamic waves.
Experiment 5
I created some lines and connected them to the sound effector in Xpresso to get some organic waves.
Experiment 6
I used sound effects to drive displacement in C4D and crazy things happened to a sphere.
Experiment 7
I used C4D‘s noise to create some 3D patterns and let the audio drive them into very organic dynamics
Experiment 8
I used C4D‘s noise to create some 3D patterns and let the audio drive them into very organic dynamics
Experiment 9
I used C4D‘s noise to create some 3D patterns and let the audio drive them into very organic dynamics
Wireframe rendering
I use wireframe renderings to quickly preview and check dynamics.
Xpresso
I used Xpresso to tie sound effects and motion graphics modules together to achieve audio driven motion graphics.
Credits
3D Design：Archie
Render：Archie
Audio：Lu Te-Hsing
Tools
3D Animation：Cinema 4D 2024
Render：Octane render
Thank you for watching!
