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Hi guys,
So I've been using After Effects for a while to make my videos and in some of my videos, I use a circular logo on top of an audio spectrum on top of a background.
And when I place the logo onto the Audio Spectrum it usually looks nice however this time it doesn't. Here are a few pictures.
Of course, if I increase the size of the white spectrum layer, the distance between the image and the spectrum layer will increase, leaving a big unnecessary white space. If I increase the logo size, I'll get a big white square over the spectrum layers.
What can I do to get the white square gone so it would leave the spiral logo?
It's a gif file.
One problem is that the actual spiral background isn't transparent but I'm sure I made it so but if anything comes to mind, please let me know!
Thanks.
If you're not sure what I'm asking, don't bother to reply with such a passive aggressive manner.
I found help elsewhere.
Good day.
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Not sure what you are asking. Basic masking. Perhaps you should make it a point to actually read the help rather than churn out one audio visualizer after the otehr with simplistic and unsophisticated procedures?
Mylenium
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If you're not sure what I'm asking, don't bother to reply with such a passive aggressive manner.
I found help elsewhere.
Good day.
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Hi Murmile Pie,
Glad you found the correct answer. Would you mind sharing it with the rest of the community?
Thanks,
Kevin