How to Animate to Music using Toon Boom Harmony

How to Animate to Music using Toon Boom Harmony, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 30 lectures, based on 28 reviews, and has 335 subscribers.

You will learn about Animate characters dancing to a beat. Animate lip synched vocals Rig characters in Toon Boom Harmony using parenting, and various deformers Animate a music video, or short This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is beginner friendly, and is also designed for solo animators, students, and small studios. It is particularly useful for This course is beginner friendly, and is also designed for solo animators, students, and small studios.

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Summary

Title: How to Animate to Music using Toon Boom Harmony

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Animate characters dancing to a beat.
Animate lip synched vocals
Rig characters in Toon Boom Harmony using parenting, and various deformers
Animate a music video, or short

Who Should Attend

This course is beginner friendly, and is also designed for solo animators, students, and small studios.

Target Audiences

This course is beginner friendly, and is also designed for solo animators, students, and small studios.

Have you ever wondered how you could animate your favorite character or motion graphic to music?

Have you ever been curious about how animated music videos are done?

Last, but not least, if you’ve ever wanted to know how to use the same animation software that shows like The Simpson’s, Bob’s Burgers, or even Disney uses, look no further.

In this course, How to Animate to Music using Toon Boom Harmony, you will learn how simple it can be to animate to a beat! I’ll not only show you how to animate to music, but I’ll be showing you how you can do this in the award winning animation software, Toon Boom Harmony.

My name is Tony Ross and I’m the owner and creator of tonyteach*com, and I have over 2 decades of experience teaching digital animation, and my Toon Boom tutorials have been showcased on O’Reilly, Toon Boom, and Lynda•com.

In this course, I’ll show you tips and tricks, like comparing beats per minute to frames per second, as well as how to animate a simple dancing character moving to the beat.�

Lastly will put together a short clip, animating a band…
Now, in a music video, there are certain things you can fake, or hide when animating, or even filming a band. But if the drummer is hitting cymbals, when the music is calling for drums, the illusion is lost…

I’ll show you how to get the drums animated correctly, and on beat!

If this is your first time working with Toon Boom Harmony, or even if you’re using a program like flash or adobe animate, these timing and music tips and techniques can still be applied.

What’s in the course???
Animating to Music using Toon Boom Harmony
Step-by-Step HD video training covering:
Beats per Minute & Frames per Second
Creating a Cycle based on BPM
Importing our character
Stop motion vs motion keyframes
Bouncing to the beat
Creating a dance cycle
arm movement
Adding the head movement
Offsetting secondary motions
Setting key poses
Lip-syncing a song
Tips for animating a guitar player
Tips for animating a drummer
…and much more!
Covers ALL 3 versions of Toon Boom Harmony (Essentials, Advanced, Premium)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Creating Simple Rhythm Guides to Animate to Music

Lecture 1: Welcome & Using the Support Files

Lecture 2: Beats per Minute vs. Frames Per Second

Lecture 3: Creating a Cycle pt1

Lecture 4: Creating a Cycle pt2

Lecture 5: Creating a Cycle pt3

Chapter 2: Animating to Music: A Dancing Pepper

Lecture 1: Importing Characters

Lecture 2: Using Stop Motion Keyframes

Lecture 3: Making a Character Bounce to the Beat

Lecture 4: Creating a Dance Cycle

Lecture 5: Adding Arm Moves to the Dance

Lecture 6: Moving the Head to the Beat

Lecture 7: Creating Secondary Motion

Chapter 3: Animating to Music: The Drummer

Lecture 1: Adjusting the Audio for Animating

Lecture 2: Rigging the Drummer

Lecture 3: Animating the Beat: Snare Drum

Lecture 4: Animating the Beat: The HiHat

Lecture 5: Animating the Beat: Moving the Drummer to the Beat

Lecture 6: Animating the Beat: Animating the Bass Drum

Chapter 4: Animating to Music: The Bass Guitarist

Lecture 1: Rigging the Bass Guitarist

Lecture 2: Animating the Bass Guitarist

Chapter 5: Animating to Music: The Vocalist

Lecture 1: How to use Auto Lip sync When the Voice track is Mixed with Music

Lecture 2: Setting up the Auto Lip Sync

Lecture 3: Tweaking the Auto Lip Sync

Lecture 4: Animating the Vocalists Head

Lecture 5: Final Lip Sync Corrections

Chapter 6: Animating to Music: The Guitarist

Lecture 1: Animating the Guitarist's Hands

Lecture 2: Animating the Guitarists Legs

Lecture 3: Bouncing the Guitarist to the Beat

Chapter 7: Putting the Band Together

Lecture 1: Placing each Band Member in the Scene

Lecture 2: Animating the Camera

Instructors

Tony Ross
Video Trainer, Instructor, and Author: Learning Made Simple!

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