Grateful for this one! It even got me thinking about seriously considering video production again(I never really got the ball rolling.) How much do you think one could get away with visualizer software(as in, could this be done for a lot of tracks, or is the audience likely to get fed up after a while?)
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Oh wow I'm glad. You definitely should consider it. It can be great fun.
I briefly touched on the subect of over saturation, and yes if you do the same ting over and over for multiple clients it can get boring and old very quickly. But that's where as a creative the challenge comes in and it's up to you to mix it up a bit. I use after effects and on there you can change the style, shape and look completely, you can also mix it up by adding background animations or overlays, try experimenting with getting some creative commons footage, 2 or 3 clips, and playing around with layers, blend modes and effects. You'll be surprised at what you can make and it's really fun. There is tons of amazing tutorials on youtube which help you see how different visualizers can look.
Good luck with it and I wish you the best :)
Thanks for making so much effort by posting videos and typing up some more information here for me. This is one of the most helpful replies I've run into so far in my short time on Steemit. Greatly appreciated. :)
Absolutely no problems, I'm glad to be able to help!