Ambient Glow - Original Music Animation

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"Ambient Glow." Futuristic orbs emit lights and lasers to produce harmonious tones and rhythm.

This music animation was completely driven by MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) using the proprietary add-on "MIDAS."
Made with Blender and FL Studio.

Credits:
Zach Goertzen
Director, Producer, 3D Modelling, Lighting, Cameras, Music/MIDI Sequencing, Secondary Animation, Etc.

March Cain
Primary Animation, MIDI Animation Development, Render Management, Post-Production, Etc.

Special thanks to JSplacement for outer stage texture generation.

Powered by MIDAS

©️ Lasers, Lights, and Music.

#animusic #music #animation #b3d #blender #blender3d

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I’m so touched seeing everyone keeping Animusic alive. Me and my dad always listened and watched it before he died and thank yall so much for keeping my childhood alive. Yall make this world a better place❤️🥲

jdm.

Probably the most Accurate Animusic style fan creation ever.
Neat.

SlyHikari

If someone 5+ years ago came up to me and showed me this saying "hey this is a teaser piece for Animusic 3" i would've 100% fallen for it bc god the QUALITY looks so unbelievable and neat

lonely_ghost

Fibre Bundles, Aqua Harp, Acustica Curves, and Harmonic Voltage unite for a modern sci-fi spectical. Apsolutely incredible! Very well done. This video is underappreciated.

samuelmorton

It's always a pleasure to not only watch all of the animation but the listen to the beautiful music.

jamielpatterson

This is such a good successor to animusic!!!! It's so beautifully animated

patriciabristow-johnson

I came here after watching "Full Circle". I am SO totally impressed, I'm speechless.

Edit: I sincerely hope there are more of these to come!

CraigRodmellMusic

Amazing. This is like a mix between Fiber Bundles, Harmonic Voltage, and Gyro Drums.

u-u-UU

At last, as the society came into its final days, it received a signal back. Project Harmonic Voltage was the end of an Era. An end of a civilization. Project Ambient Glow was a signal received by Harmonic Voltage. It gave a message of hope, of joy it gave a message to the success of Starship Groove! It gave hope for the civilization as a whole. A new power source for the fiber bundles. A new source of power! A combination of all of their projects, finally realized, allowed a civilization to live.

Wayne put his heart and soul into Animusic, he fired his signal, his Harmonic Voltage. He was running on empty. His Fiber Bundles were not firing effectively anymore. He became disillusioned with the Project. Like the society he created, he sent out his Starship Groove from the Heavy Light Pyramid. In this case, his Project files, his last bit to remember from his creative space (Heavy Light Pyramid). His Harmonic Voltage was not a cry for help, but an apology. An apology that he couldn't deliver more beautiful music. With one final chance, he fired his Harmonic Voltage into space, and it would take many, many years, but eventually, there would be a returned signal. An Ambient Glow would answer the Harmonic Voltage. Someone else would answer back with a combination of all of his creations, and through them say, "Wayne, thank you for the memories and the good times, we will carry the torch for you from here." The Ambient Glow would stand forever as a message to those from the long lost Animusic Civilization, "Don't lose hope! For you carry the power in your heart! You carry it with you on a daily basis!"

Wayne, from all of us Animusic fans over the years, you inspired us to create, to build, to view the world around us differently! Animusic 3 may not be completed, so we will help you. For you see, Animusic 3 was us, the fans. We create Animusic as we go through our days. Ambient Glow is a culmination of all our energy to simply answer back to the frantic signal of your Harmonic Voltage. What is our message? "Thank you, now rest and enjoy."

TyLoudon

At 3:14, when the pink background synth strings re-enter, the blue synth laser chorus and dulcimer should also re-enter, so that all instruments would play at the same time from there to the end.

michaelfilaccio