Compose Music-Synced Animation in Unreal Engine

Note sequencer is the second half to Vizibeat. Here you can create beats in engine that can directly drive your animations. It gives you precise animation timing and is formatted for music from the ground up. Let's learn how to use it. So here's a little test setup I've made. We have five different spheres. Here's some test data coming in just to show how they animate. Let's go

ahead and open the note sequencer. I'm going to drop it down here next to the motion graph. Here's where we can edit musical timelines, which we call note sequences. Let's create a new one. So, each note sequence has multiple sections, and each section has multiple tracks. In motion graph, we can input from a note sequence. Let's select the one we just created. Then,

we can select from any of the sections inside. So, I'm going to go ahead and destroy the sections I made before. Let's name this spheres. We have five. So, let's set the track count to five. You can rename tracks by double clicking. You can also drag drop to rearrange tracks. So, let's say I want the second one to be

at the end. Or I can bring it back up. You add notes with the brush. To edit the brush, you can click on the brush button. You can select a different length of note and you can also select a different envelope. You can also right click anywhere in the sequence. It's a quick way to

make adjustments. Let's do a quarter note with a binary envelope. Hold control, move your mouse, and then click to add a note. You can add multiple notes. You can click and drag. You can also click and drag up and down to adjust the volume of that individual note. Let's say you created a note and want to change it later on. Right click on the note and you can