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Yesterday, two artists released two separate projects that look nothing alike and yet have the same idea behind them. 3D Designer/Musician Conor Grebel, a.k.a. Bedtimes, and Co-Founder/CEO of Launchvox Bob Dyce both presented an extremely creative way of combining UE5 and a MIDI keyboard to create amazing art.
The former has managed to turn the engine into a music visualizer that can trigger pre-recorded animations and lights based on real-time inputs via a MIDI pad. The oscilloscope textures, commented the creator, were made by recording real-life oscilloscopes and turning said recordings into Flipbooks within the engine.
Bob Dyce, in collaboration with Ian Berget and John Miller, on the other hand, developed a fun and visually unique prototype that, besides the engine and a MIDI keyboard, also utilizes UE5's MetaHumans.
According to the creator, each beatbox sound effect was performed, captured, and mapped onto the MetaHuman facial rig. Tapping a button on the MIDI controller triggers a facial animation, sound effect, and a material light-up effect on the 3D synth modeled to hold the six digital performers. You can check out the full version with sounds by clicking this link.
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