low low low low low low low (lip sync/expressions test)

[TheMCYoshi 23]

Lip sync/facial expressions test thingo that i felt like randomly making whilst listening to the song, enjoy

 

ignore that it's literally 5 seconds long

 

Edited May 25, 2018 by TheMCYoshi

[ThatGuyBrian 1.1k]

the lip syncing in general seems a little too stiff. when you're pulling that kinda stuff off (especially with fast-paced audio, like in this video) you want your mouth keyframes to look as different as possible. (really long, really short mouth for an "l" sound, a simple squared mouth for the first half of the "o" sound, then an extremely slim and tall mouth frame for the end of the "o" sound)
seriously, make sure your mouth frames have as much spacial diversity as possible.

[TheMCYoshi 23]

Just now, ThatGuyBrian said:

the lip syncing in general seems a little too stiff. when you're pulling that kinda stuff off (especially with fast-paced audio, like in this video) you want your mouth keyframes to look as different as possible. (really long, really short mouth for an "l" sound, a simple squared mouth for the first half of the "o" sound, then an extremely slim and tall mouth frame for the end of the "o" sound)
seriously, make sure your mouth frames have as much spacial diversity as possible.

okay, thanks! This is my first time trying lip syncing, i probably chose a bit of a hard song to try it out on x3 I'll keep that in mind next time

[-StickyMations- 2.6k]

I bet that an actual audio clip of a character talking is more useful for you to test lip sync, and with that you can also take the opportunity to animate some body language like you tried here, which is just as important. 

Also maybe look up a few lip sync tutorials if you haven't already, I think you have a lot more potential than this, bro 

[Jay_ 80]

sounds like no no no no no then low LOW no no

Edited May 27, 2018 by CRafter27