you forgot to add some interlacing but other than that this tutorial was super helpful!!

Thank you, this tutorial is efficient and on point!

Note: To change the project sample rate, you now have to click on: “Audio Setup button > Audio Settings”.

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How do you not have 100,00k yet, at this point it's deserved.

This is so scary

I know you say that this is obsolete now, but as someone who only has access to AE on my university's computers and doesn't have the administrative permissions to install any plugins on those machines, this is still super handy!

Woah that's so crazy dude, I was just watching a video with like 800 views called "I Made a Game Based on my Dreams" when I decided to finish the project I was working on, looked up how to make VHS audio and watched your tutorial, then decided to check out your channel and clicked on this video at random.

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plz make a Leonardo DiCaprio parody

how do you make that audio?

how did you make this

BRO USED JEM AND THE HOLOGRAMS! NO WAY!!!!!

Fucking amazing

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Amazing stuff!

Followed the steps but my video seems to be in black and white due to the "color" mode on chroma, any way to fix this?

wow you sound like nighthawkinlight

Cool video!

no freaking way you only have 700 subscribers. after i finished the vid i was expecting to see at least 500k plus. you are the only vid out there who actually did so much research to make the real thing!!!!! love ur channel its so fire

Mine had completely messed up colours…

than you mannnnn

Nice video, but I was wondering how you'd do this with 1:1 ratio (1080 x 1080)?

What does set your progect rate mean im new to audio editing also im not lexis audio editor and it has a different system

Thanks for the excellent (and stylish) tutorial, love the charm you put into this :)

I love this style !!

Unique style

This is so cool, the things our brains come up with during dreams are sometimes so wild.

Nice video : D

i cant set my project rate, i dont have that option in the bottom left?

This looks fairly modular. Could it be that you may actually create a blank composition and set it as a template (that means the video file inside can be changed), the same composition is placed inside the two compositions that change the horizontal size (that means the same video is placed inside both compositions and with changing just one source, both compositions are changed accordingly). and both compositions are then placed in the final composition that makes the effect on it. One thing should be noted tho - the luminance layer is actually black and white (yet you forgot to make it black and white), while the chroma layer is purely just the color information (you should be able to recreate the composition of the chroma layer by placing a 50% gray plate below the video, and putting the video layer into color mode - that should remove the luminance from the layer, if I understand that correctly). For the final effect, the black isn't actually entirely black, it's more like very dark gray. You can therefore make the final composition as another template, where you can adjust the brightness of the entire image (before the artifacts are added). The video signal composition (the one providing the video for the effect) will be already set to 640x480 resolution, where you can essentially make it so the video signal can come with black bars at the top and bottom. Or you can cut off the excess image. That should make it so it's already shot with the 4:3 frame aspect ratio. Nothing can beat the authentic VHS tape, so if you have the option to just record the video signal on the VCR to a real tape, and then capture it back to the digital format, it will always be much better. But this is fairly faithful recreation, I just think it may require a bit of more tweaking, looking at how it is done. And I see the potential into turning this to a template effect.

This may be one of the most underrated videos on YT ever.

Pretty good, my boy!

Hello Sir. Where can I meet this young lady witch?

This puts me right back to childhood with crappy vhs copies of my favourite movies. Thank you. Best tutorial on that effect by far.

I simulated very damaged VHS and its pretty accurate, you just use a overlay and a unsharpen mask. Without the unsharpen mask, it wont blend in and I am using this overlay I found on KZfaq called 'VHS Noise In 4k'.

insanely helpful

hey this is really cool, through doing this i found out that for extremely simplistic visuals (i.e. what i made, a simple animation of circles moving) you can forgo the Chroma comp and just leave Luma in, toy around with the effects and it looks perfect. thanks man this tutorial is awesome.

I appreciate this so much. Thanks man!

Awesome result! Thanks!

sup bro how’s it going, quick question, why does my after effects render the first 30 seconds of my video? i’m new to this software and i’m doing a 80s themed college report

bro got the Aperture Laboratories keyboard, god that looks nice

For some reason when I change my audio to 22050khz it gets way deeper.

Brilliant!

I'm been trying to find a tutorial for vhs conversion. but the most i found so far are just modern versions or just simple video splits and scatters. but your videos actually shows what a vhs effect look in the old school style. you're a lifesaver, thank for the video

What’s the websites name

Just what I was looking for, thankyou so much!

my class is making a short film, this was really helpful!