Now I'd like to show you a few examples of effects in use, in a couple different areas.
The first place I want to show you is effects in Cues.
So I pulled up just some Cues I've made.
And we're going to go look at this one.
So we can open up the synthesized image.
And inside here, what we've done is, we've added effects on top of these.
These are just by themselves.
There's nothing else, it's a simple frames.
These are duplicated just for brightness.
That's all.
All the effects are here.
These are all oscillation effects.
And basically what I've done here is, it has a position change, that if we disabled this
one or what if we disable everything.
What it will do is it'll just change on the x-axis.
Four discrete steps from negative fifty to fifty.
In this, during four beats, on each beat it'll change position.
And then the acceleration option is four screen steps.
On each beat it'll be on a different position with it negative 50 to positive 50.
The next thing I added was a rotation z.
And what this does is it will rotate 60 degrees and negative 60 degrees every six seconds.
This is an offset, so it doesn't look repeated every for every four beats.
It will be a little bit different every time.
But still on every beat, it will change between negative sixty and sixty degrees.
The next thing I did was added another position x.
Which is smooth.
So it'll go back and forth a bit.
Negative 30, and 30.
And this goes every beat.
It kind of moves it a little bit back and forth between negative thirty and thirty on
top of the position x, before it has four descreet steps.
It still has movement on every single one them.
The last one I did was a hue scroll.
And the hue scroll just changes the color of all these, on each beat as well.
Every four beats it change the color of the frame.
That's originally, red to green, blue and pink as well as some white hot points inside
of it.
So we show it.
You can see them going.
And it's a really cool effect and it uses all these oscillation effects to do it.
The next example I'd like to show you, is inside of the timeline tab, inside of BEYOND.
Now when you create a new event on the timeline, this is where those seven basic effects, that
we talked about previously, show up.
Size, rotation, position, color, brightness, visible points and scan rate.
Default in timeline effects are key effects.
You want to use key effects a lot.
Because you can have their positions.
And that's almost entirely how the timeline works out.
Its key effects within the space of events.
And it works the same way as it does in the effects inside of anywhere else.
They're just shown in a different way on timeline.
That way it's much more adaptable for a time line type of scenario.
And then you have your key.
Basically you can key out all those things.
It'll pop up in a new window when you create a new key, instead of being right ther.E and
that sort of thing.
The other way to look at it is, if you go over here to the effect side here, this shows
you all of the effects inside the events.
And then you can click on it.
And it looks exactly the same way as it does inside of another event that we've already
looked at beforehand.
And then it's just here.
And when you click on different areas here, it will move the time bar over here as well.
It's your choice whether you want to work in here or you want to work on timeline.
It's all up to you.
It's all personal preference.
The last major part place I wanted to show you for effects, is in the quick effects space.
Now in here what you can do is, you can click on an empty space.
And if you go to the effect tab here, while we're in the grid section of BEYOND, it'll
show you this is the effect for the quick effects layer 5, effector 13 which happens
to be right here.
And then you can add effects, like we want to add a zoom.
And then all of a sudden this is a zoom.
We just go to a static shape.
This zoom, it works.
It's right there.
It's in there and it works automatically.
This is the easy way to add effects down here into this area.
And this is how they work.
And that's how you can use these quick effects to help you get going and create your own
effects down here, which can be added later on to things that you've already made.
And that's a really cool way to use effects.