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Converts audio amplitude data to keyframes for animation synchronization in multimedia projects, ideal for AI artists.
The DeforumAmplitudeToKeyframeSeriesNode is designed to convert amplitude data from an audio source into a series of keyframes that can be used in animation or other time-based visualizations. This node processes the amplitude data, applies optional mathematical transformations, and generates a formatted string of keyframes that can be integrated into various animation frameworks. By transforming audio amplitude into keyframes, you can synchronize visual elements with audio, creating dynamic and engaging multimedia experiences. This node is particularly useful for AI artists looking to add audio-reactive elements to their projects without needing deep technical knowledge of audio processing.
This parameter specifies the type of schedule or series you are creating. It is essential for categorizing and identifying the keyframe series within your project. The exact options for this parameter depend on the specific implementation and context of your project.
The amplitude parameter represents the audio amplitude data that will be converted into keyframes. This data is typically a numerical array derived from an audio source. The amplitude values are crucial as they directly influence the resulting keyframes, determining the intensity and timing of the visual elements.
This optional parameter defines the maximum number of frames for the keyframe series. It controls the length of the animation or visualization. The default value is 500, with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 16500. Adjusting this parameter allows you to tailor the duration of the keyframe series to fit your specific project needs.
The math parameter allows you to apply a mathematical transformation to the amplitude data. The default value is "x/100", but you can use various expressions to modify the amplitude values, such as "x * 2" for doubling or "log(abs(x) + 1)" for logarithmic scaling. This flexibility enables you to fine-tune the visual response to the audio input.
This optional parameter specifies the size of the smoothing filter window applied to the amplitude data. A value greater than 0 will smooth the amplitude values, reducing abrupt changes and creating a more fluid animation. The default value is 0, meaning no smoothing is applied. Adjusting this parameter can help achieve the desired visual effect.
This optional parameter is a dictionary that holds existing frame data. The node updates this dictionary with the new keyframe series, allowing for seamless integration with other frame data in your project. This parameter is useful for maintaining consistency and organization in complex animations.
This optional parameter represents additional data that can be used in the mathematical transformation of the amplitude values. It allows for more complex and customized transformations, enhancing the versatility of the node.
Similar to the y parameter, this optional parameter provides additional data for the mathematical transformation. It offers further customization options for the keyframe series, enabling more intricate and tailored visual effects.
This output parameter is the updated dictionary containing the new keyframe series. It integrates the generated keyframes with any existing frame data, ensuring a cohesive and organized structure for your animation project.
This output parameter is a NumPy array of the modified amplitude values after applying the specified mathematical transformation and optional smoothing. It provides a numerical representation of the keyframe series, useful for further processing or analysis.
This output parameter is a formatted string of keyframes, where each keyframe is represented as "index:(value)". This string format is compatible with various animation frameworks, making it easy to integrate the keyframe series into your project.
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