A Blender Extension that creates a simple audio visualizer by generating animated cubes, or by animating your own objects to the spectrum of a selected audio file.
Note: This is a Blender Extension, and it is recommended to install through Blender's extensions platform.
The add-on is located in the Graph Editor sidebar panel.
To Generate New Visualizer Objects:
- Open the Graph Editor in Blender.
- In the sidebar, find the "Simple Audio Visualizer" panel.
- Choose an Audio File by specifying the path to your desired audio file.
- (Optional) Adjust the Audio Visualizer Multiplier to control the intensity of the animation.
- (Optional) Set the Number of cubes to determine how many objects will represent the audio spectrum.
- (Optional) Enable Mirror Mode to create a mirrored visual effect.
- Click the Create Visualizer button to generate the objects and add the animation.
To Animate Your Selected Objects:
- In the 3D Viewport, select the object(s) you wish to animate.
- Choose an Audio File and set the Multiplier intensity.
- Select the transform channels (Location, Rotation, Scale) and axes (X, Y, Z) you want to animate.
- (Optional) Enable Additive mode to add the animation on top of existing keyframes instead of replacing them.
- Click the Visualize Selected Objects button. The audio spectrum will be distributed across your selected objects (sorted alphabetically) and animated according to your settings.
This extension is based on a script originally created by GitHub user soerenmetje: https://github.com/soerenmetje/Blender-Music-Visualisation-Python-Script