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In this video, Brad brings in a mesh that already has a morph applied. Then he imports an audio clip, and then using the schematic viewport, wires the audio to the morph animation to produce a woofer speaker pulsing to the beat of the music.

Supplied by Luxology

Released during 701

Key points:

• While under the Setup, you'll find an Audio tab under the panel in the top-right. Drag in an audio clip (multiple formats are accepted). Right-click to play.
• In the schematic viewport drag in sound channel modifiers and the morph, along with multipliers to the increase the intensity and an emitter to spray out particles to the beat of the music.
• Also shows the waveform display

Brad Peebler

If you're a photographer, when it comes to setting up your cameras for rendering in modo, you'll no doubt understand aperture sizes, what 'depth of field' is, and what F-stops are. But some of us who don't have a feel for these numbers need to eyeball things in order to get them how we want. In this Lux TV video from some time back, Brad shows how to access the advanced feature in the modo toolpipe allowing you to display extra handles to position the camera when using depth of field. He also shows how you can click on a point anywhere within a scene and have the camera focus there automatically.