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I did five seperated audio tracks of a music video i am working on, love it!
Between Maya and Nuke, it seems I dont go to AE anymore.
Would be cool if it was a dag object, but I just made a selection script in my toolbar.
I started up 5 versions of maya, loaded the nodes and sounds, applied it to dummy objects.
Got all going, woke up in the morning, and they were all done. Exported Dummy objects with animation curves, and imported those into one scene...
Looks great, lots of detail.
Thanks Buddy.
Maya 2011.
Works well but, unfortunately, pretty slow (tried it on Maya 2010 64bit). I would LOVE a plugin with improved speed. To get improved playback I bake out the animation in a geometry cache and then disconnect the audioAmp node which works pretty good.
My former workflow was to export a texture with amplitude texture from After Effects with displaceD which is incredibly fast but displaceD is not out for 2010 yet.
Very nice plugin though, and I save the hassle with AE. Thanks buddy!
