Mathesonmd
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This is a frequent topic on the COW, so a search will probably yield the answer you want. Basically, you want to use “Convert audio to Keyframes” on your audio layer, creating a new layer of keyframe values based on the audio amplitudes. Then use a position expression on your jaw layer that will move it up and down according to the keyframes of this new audio keyframes layer. I have successfully done it a few times by reading other more experienced users explanations of the technique, so you may want to read further.
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This is a frequent topic on the COW, so a search will probably yield the answer you want. Basically, you want to use “Convert audio to Keyframes” on your audio layer, creating a new layer of keyframe values based on the audio amplitudes. Then use a position expression on your jaw layer that will move it up and down according to the keyframes of this new audio keyframes layer. I have successfully done it a few times by reading other more experienced users explanations of the technique, so you may want to read further.
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As a physician, I would recommend using Netter images. Frank Netter was one of the most prolific anatomical artists, and if your application is intended for viewing by people in the medical profession, they will immediately recognize his characteristic style. The price, however, may be prohibitive.
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I’m thinking it has something to do with the text range selectors, when I get rid of my text animators, I don’t get the error. I was only using the text presets with no tweaks. Any ideas?