Templates

Templates are a way to capture the starting point of your song-visualization workflow. Some templates come pre-packaged with Vizloom: you won't be able to delete or override these. However, you will be able to modify them and save new templates from the result. To update an existing template you created, simply save your edits with the same name to override its previous version.

Vizloom currently ships with three starter templates:

• Layered Visuals — a flexible all-rounder built around the idea of layering multiple visuals together at the same time.
• Scene Cuts — a more scene-driven starting point that leans on beat-synced switching between visuals, while applying audio-driven effects to them.
• Empty — a blank canvas for building a workflow entirely from scratch.

What's Saved in a Template

The data saved in a template will include everything within the Creative Editor:

• Node trees;
• The rack with all its tracks;
• The mixer and its audio tracks;
• The currently selected values in each track.

What's NOT Saved

A template will not include:

• Information tied to the song, for example: BPM, synchronization offset, song metadata, render status...
• Your visuals library and its contents.

Note: This means you can indeed "break" a template if you select a specific visual in any track, save a template, and later delete that visual from the library, the reference to the missing visual will simply be omitted from then on.