The equalizer display describes sound on multiple layers while music plays.
Equalizers tend to serve two functions on stereos: They show the properties of sound as the song progresses, and they make the device look really cool as the song is playing. Most computer jukebox programs come with the option to display the dynamic equalizer as your file plays. Using a couple tools readily available on the Internet, you can create a video of just the equalizer going, while the song plays in the background.
Instructions
1. Download a screen-recording program from the Internet. You can choose to pay for private, proprietary software or you can download available open-source software for free. It would be best if you could find a screen recorder that allows you to edit the screen capture before exporting it, but this is not essential.
2. Open your jukebox player and set up the song you want to make the video with. Make sure your player is set to show the equalizer when songs play. If your music player had a special theme that you wanted just for the video clip, now would be the time to enable that as well.
3. Open the screen-recording software you downloaded. Start recording so everything that happens on your screen is saved into a video file. Bring up your music player and begin playing your song so the moving equalizer is visible and included in your recording.
4. Stop the screen recording after the song finishes playing.
5. Crop the rest of the screen recording around your equalizer box. Use your screen capture program if it has this functionality, or use video editing software with this functionality. Again, there are both proprietary and open-source options for video editing available on the Internet.
6. Cut the video length down to the part you wanted for your video clip. Skip this step if you wanted your video to consist of the entire song. Add in the music, or corresponding clip, to play in the final product.
7. Export your completed video clip.
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