A Plug-in for Creating Chaos
Video Copilot Twitch is a plug-in for Adobe After Effects that lets you create stylistic video effects by synchronizing random operators including a blur operator, color operator, light operator, scale operator, slide operator, and a time operator. With these 6 built-in operators you can give your video projects edgy effects that let you “control the chaos!”
Highlights
6 Built-in operators with unlimited uses:
Blur Operator: The blur function contains some of the most advanced features including a threshold slider, transfer modes, and aspect control.
Color Operator: One of the most fun and useful functions allows you to colorize your twitches as well as randomize color for exciting situations.
Light Operator: Similar to an exposure function, this operator allows you to choose from adding brightness or darkness to your Twitches or even both.
Scale Operator: With built in Motion Blur and random anchor selection the Scale operator will give you endless possibilities.
Slide Operator: One of the most fun to use, the Slide operator has many controls over slide, motion blur, tendency and the advanced RGB Split.
Time Operator: You can even randomly offset footage forward or backwards with this handy operator control.
Use Twitch with:
- Motion Graphics
- Music Videos
- Film Flashbacks
- Transitions
- Frightening Effects & more
Total Control:
Each Operator has an on/off switch that allows you to toggle on or off individual effects with ease. These functions are controlled by a master Amount and Speed Slider allowing you to quickly keyframe multiple operators with a single parameter.
Each Operator also includes advanced individual controls over Speed, Amount and the option to use a unique random seed value.
Save Time with Twitch and let it do the complex work for you!
What is a Twitch?
Essentially a Twitch is a random value at a random point in time. These Twitches are then used in connection with multiple operators to create unique custom effects. The Orange line represents the Twitch and the green arc is the ease-in and out time of the activated property. You can easily make Twitches fast or slow with this option.
Description
System Requirements
Windows
- XP & Vista
- After Effects 6.5, 7, CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6, CC, CC 2014, CC 2015, CC 2017
- Premiere Pro CS3
Macintosh
- Intel & Power PC
- After Effects 7, CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6, CC, CC 2014, CC 2015
- Premiere Pro CS3
Reviews & Comments
Customer Reviews
Twitch is an Easy "Glitch"
You can get there without Twitch, in AE, but Twitch goes directly from A to B. If you want to detour, Andrew Kramer and crew excel with plug-ins when it comes to effectiveness and affordability. Have used this product and found it to great accelerate the iterative process.
Would you recommend this product to a colleague? Yes
By: Mike Cash
Date: April 16, 2012
Great Controls
Would definitely recommend this, if only for creating quick transitions. Bad TV effects (good ones), film rolls, flashes, etc...this does it with a fair amount of ease. Its great to be able to apply this to individual elements or to adjustment layers to affect everything.
Would you recommend this product to a colleague? Yes
By: Aaron Stewart
Date: April 09, 2012
Earns the Microfilmmaker Magazine's Award of Superiority
Twitch is a great plug-in that provides limitless possibilities for creating intense and unique effects. Video Copilot's programmer(s) thought of everything in the way of creating an effect that will bring pro-stylistic nuance and intensity to your project.
While you may want to use Twitch conservatively, it will definitely come in handy with everything from quick transitions to adding a little extra pop to your background elements to creating a creepy David Fincher-esque flashback sequence.
Twitch is solid.witch 1.0 by Nikc Miller at Microfilmmaker Magazine, July 1, 2009.
Would you recommend this product to a colleague? Yes
By: Jeremy Hanke
Date: April 05, 2012
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Tutorials
Video Copilot Twitch Plug-in
Learn how to add all sorts of TWITCHES, GLITCHES and other CHAOS effects to your video using Adobe After Effects and the Twitch plugin.
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