Stephen Wiseman
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Thank you for your help Walter! Works like a dream.
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This could help you in some way…I quite often morph objects by overlapping their layers by the amount of time i want the transition to take place. Then keyframe the first object with a fast blur to increase over this transition period & take opacity down to zero. At the same time blur and fade the the second one to come appear. Pre comp these layers and add a matte choker to the new comp. Adjust the levels of the choker till you get the required settings for a clean transition animation. There is no reason you couldn’t apply this as your circle falls into the floor and again as a rectangle rises from it.
Hope this helps! I saw a tutorial doing something similar once on youtube but can’t find it now, you may have better luck searching, it’s handy trick! -
Just drag your audio track from the project pane into your composition and it will appear. After effects doesn’t work like Video editing software where you can have multiple clips on one track. Each clip creates has it’s own layer.
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