This will be the second of four cues we will create in this tutorial.
It will be a line, that is beat based, so it will move on the beat and it has some accents in it.
So here is how to create it.
Firstly choose an empty spot on our workspace.
We click right, we choose > create then > new shape and then again we start with a line.
It's like in the last tutorial.
You can click the line icon here, you can set the size, which is 100%.
We choose beam mode.
This is this icon here.
And it will change the line into a set of beams.
See the dots over the line.
We connect those beams with this icon here.
So now it's a line which has accents on it.
We lower the number of points to 24.
The points per beam lower it to 8.
This will be how accented the points are.
The higher the number, the sharper the accent.
And we can choose a color.
For instance, let's say light blue.
Then we can just add > choose an oscillating effect, we choose geometric and then position Y
So oscillating effect, geometric position y.
Now our line is moving up and down.
As a start, we put it on minus 25.
Finish 25, plus 25.
Can we scroll down for the number of beats.
And we enter 4.
So in 4 beats, which you can select up here, you move up and down.
But we want to do it beat based, so we want to do it not linearly.
I can ping-pong here, moving up and down.
But we want to do it in discrete steps.
So we choose four discrete steps.
We press ok or add.
Sorry.
And we add another oscillating effect.
This time we choose geometric, and then size x.
So now it's not only moving up and down, but also the size is increasing and decreasing.
We leave the default values, which are 10.
As a starting.
100 as a finish value.
We put the beats to one.
That's also okay.
Then again four discrete steps.
So now some moving up and down in discrete steps, it also moving in size.
Then again we press add.
And for the last time we add an oscillating effect, choose geometric.
And then size y.
Put a starting value 100.
Starting by 200.
The finish value -200.
And beats to eight.
Then choose two excrete steps.
So go to descret steps, choose two discrete steps.
Now press okay.
We'll turn on the enhanced reality preview here, to tell you what's happening.
So it's not only moving up and down, it's also expanding to the sides.
I lowered the projection projector in the reality preview, to have a good overview.
You can also put it up in the middle here.
I can show you how to do that.
In the settings > projection zones, just preview.
And then here you can choose the y of the projection.
The y position of the projector.
So if you leave it in the middle.
This is the default.
You can see it's moving up and down.
Of course you can play with the settings.
You can choose different start and end values.
You can choose different number of steps.
You can change the color and the number of accents in the effect.