Shane Smiskol
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This is what I’m talking about: https://prntscr.com/2rzgcd See how they are all in groups, evenly spaced (from top to bottom) and not one bar is uneven compared to the others, I have tried literally everything, and I know it’s a separate effect, since nothing works, I just don’t know which one, thanks!
EDIT: Also, if you watch a video of their’s, you will notice that the high pitches and the low pitches are both on the same spectrum, but still look great, as if there’s two spectrums, but mashed together in the middle somehow with one’s frequency set to 10 – 500 and the other set to 1000 – 5000. If you don’t get what I’m saying here, then just ignore this part…
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I am just a beginner at this type of stuff, but, how many cores does your CPU have (goto task manager)? If multiple, are all of them being used when rendering? Some effects are multi-core effects and some are not, it depends on what you use, but for me, to use all of them and achieve faster rendering, open After Effcts and go to Preferences, or [Ctrl + Alt + ;], then ‘Memory & Multiprocessing’, check ‘Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously’, set ‘CPUs reserved for other applications’ to ‘0’ and ‘RAM allocation per background CPU’ to anything you have available. Higher values, equal faster render time. Hope this helped!
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I don’t know a lot about cloning in After Effects, but instead of mashing the clips together in the middle, try to mask only one person, and set it to remove the un-masked areas on one clip.