
So the ZGameEditor Visualizer plugin uses layers of images and effects to create a video that you can export and use on whatever platform you want. In order to put the video together you need a couple of images.įor this example, I’m going to use a background image and simple logo PNG. The layer should be moved where you want it. You can move the layers around if you want by clicking on the icon that looks like an arrow and paper. The way this works is that the layer on the left side is the bottom layer, and then everything else stacks on top of that. Click the Plus Button again to create layer C, and again to create layer D. So click on the + button next to the A layer. We are going to build up a couple of layers to create the video. When you open it up there a smaller window below it labeled A, this is a layer. So in the ZGameEditor plugin, there is a tab called MAIN. But I saw this brief video from FL Studio Guru on the plugin a while back. I had no idea what this plugin was or what it did. Then on the MASTER channel in the mixer, bring in the plugin called ZGameEditor Visualizer into your effects bank on the right. This gives you a chance to do some other sends that I will talk about a little later. I like to route the audio to the first channel on the mixer. Meaning that it is at a level of commercial loudness. The first thing that you want to do is make sure that your track is mastered.
That you are awesome, since you want to create a video yourself.
You are comfortable with finding or creating images. I’m going to make a couple of assumptions up front before we get started. I’m going to show you how you can create a video similar to the Chill Nation videos all with one plugin, inside of FL studio. I have always loved the workflow and capability of FL Studio, but when I found out you can make YouTube videos inside FL Studio as well, my love went to a whole new level. I wonder how they make them?ĭid you know that FL Studio has a built in plugin, ZGameEditor Visualizer, that can make videos that are similar? Have you ever seen one of the videos from Chill Nation? And thought to yourself, those are pretty cool videos.
Copy the folders contents of the folder plugin into the new folder. $ unzip ~/Downloads/spectralizer.* -d ~/Downloads/spectralizer If neither of those apply to you, you can install the prebuilt binaries: deb installer for debian based distros, as well as an AUR package for Arch based distros. Spectralizer should now show up as a source option in obs-studio. Drop the contents of the folder "plugin" from the zip archive in the directory you just opened. Right click on the shortcut and click "Open file location") Open your obs-studio installation folder (eg. There's now also an installer, which does this automatically and provides an uninstaller if you want to remove the plugin again.