You're like the Bob Ross of Touch Designer and it's awesome! Thanks for the tutorials, I've only just started but it is so easy to adapt your methods to my own ideas.

Im still so confused about Touch Designer but these tutorials help a bunch. Thanks!

Having been playing with TD for 2 yeast, your tutorials are one of the most fun series.

@14:37 “Do cool stuff“. I can now that I’ve been watching your videos. Thank you so much!!

Love your work!! Learning SO MUCH!! THANK YOU!!

Indeed the best ellaborated tutorial - Thanks so much !

Your tutorials are best! Thanks

Thanks a lot for the cool tutorials, defenetly gonna play with dat for uni projects in graphic design

Amazing tutorial mate (as usual!).

Hey, thanks for the tut! Really like this wavy displacement!

Great tutorial as usual!

Love it! Love it! Thanks! Must to keep on! ❤️

thanks a lot, your tutorials are greatly helpful!

Great tuts man!

this is amazing thank you!

It's kinda hard for me to find tutorials about TouchDesigner. Great that you did all these videos. Keep it up! :DDDDD

It's really cool!

super cool! Thx for sharing!

Great tutorial!

Genius, thank you so much 🙏

this was fun!! thanks heaps!! to set the resolution of the operators, I usually set a resolution to my parent container (like you do at the beginning of the video, 1920x1080), and then in all the operators that require to have that same resolution I type in the resolution parameters: me.parent().par.w and me.parent().par.h to recall the parent width and height. That way, if for any reason I need to change the resolution of my work, I just need to change the resolution of the parent container, and all the operators inside that container will follow that change automatically, instead of having to remember which operators were supposed to have a specific resolution, and then manually go and change them all. This solution works well for me, especially when dealing with large networks.

really nice one, thank you

thx genau das hab ich gesucht! jetzt muss ich nur noch touchdesigner kaufen

loved this tutorial! made progress on my thesis with this. thank you!

8:59 How did you read my mind I said the exact same thing, lol. Thanks for the tutorial btw!

Thank You!

Thanks !!!

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Hi Bileam, thanks for another nice video. One question: why not use the High Frequency Boost setting in the Audio Spectrum CHOP?

Any chance you could share the file with me? Really neat stuff! I'm itching to learn how to do more in TD.

When I try to give the noise some movement via absTime.seconds * 0.2 I get completely different values? Do I have to change some settings?

Hey man, I appreciate the tutorials but would really appreciate it even more if you'd explain why you do some of steps you do. It's hard to grasp what you're doing and apply it when you don't know why you're doing it. Just some feedback for ya! Thanks man.

Hi Bileam. The thing about the envelope math trick is that it's always finding a normalised value no matter how quiet the music is. So if my music is really quiet, the spectrum shape is still going crazy. Is there a way to have the spectrum shape react differently / grow with the volume of the music? Thanks!

Hi! I love the final result, but there is a chance to make this a perfect loop? to export like a .mov of 5 seconds maybe? thx i love u r welcome with more tutorials

This is really great!!! can i use it for my music project? (with credit of course)

Hi Bileam love this tutorial!! Currently in the process of completing it, however I have a problem.... when connecting the remap to the lookup I get an error on the remap saying "not enough sources specified" why do you think this is??

is this possible with real time live audio (hooked up to a microphone) instead of an mp3 file?

Hi! Is it possible to connect such code to the dj`s playlist to make an interactive visual performance for the set? I`m just a beginner and also can`t find this info in google. Thanks!

Helps my understanding. Could you please share the file?

Abstîmes??

oh mamma. so I am totally new, just got TouchDesigner on my pc, and I do not know where to start... I really want to make some very nice visual videos.. help.

How would you do to make the audio spectrum dispalce to geometry of a mesh ? Like Low frequencies displace ( increase size ) the left of the mesh and right frequencies the right of the mesh ? Like this guy ? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q8ejpdSdyLnaeaM.html Thanks a lot for your tutorials

At 10 minutes, with the music, I can't understand what you're saying. Sorry. But why should I apologize?