To change the size of the text, from the Expression field next to Scale, add “+” or any value between 0-100 until you get the scale right. Now your text animates to the music, but you will see it reduced in size. Then take the pick whip and drop it on the slider control from the audio amplitude layer. First, while holding the alt/option key, select the toggle animation stopwatch next to “Scale” to activate expressions. The most common path is to choose the text’s scale, so that the scale will grow smaller or bigger to the beat of the music. The next step is to choose the parameter you want to animate to the music. Step 4: Pick Whip Text Scale to Audio Amplitude Slider To better see the keyframes, you can click on the graph editor, which will provide a visual of how it mapped the music track into audio and keyframed the beats. You can delete the left and right channels if the music track is stereo, which this one is. You can also apply a drop shadow to the text to give it more of an extra pop, as well.ĭrag your audio clip into your composition, right-click on the clip, and select “Keyframe Assistant” and “Convert Audio to Keyframes.” This creates an audio amplitude layer which sets a keyframe at every beat of the music. Optional: You can apply a gaussian blur to your image so that the background is more out of focus compared to the text, bringing in more focus on your text. After you create a composition with your clip, choose a font that matches the style of your video and use the type tool create the text you want to animate to the music.
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