
HAP is a studio for designing haptics. Now live, with the pitch that haptics should be for everyone.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — consistent, driving beat with pizzicato synth melodies and sub-bass elements)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — consistent, driving beat with pizzicato synth melodies and sub-bass elements)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — consistent, driving beat with pizzicato synth melodies and sub-bass elements)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — high-energy audio transitions with risers and sweeps, sub-bass drops/impacts at 0:34, 0:42, 0:50)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — high-energy audio transitions with risers and sweeps, sub-bass drops/impacts at 0:34, 0:42, 0:50)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the hap-haptics-launch-template template.
Text appears with a subtle fade-in effect while simultaneously scrolling vertically, often revealing new words or phrases in a list.
Utilize Remotion's 'interpolate' function for opacity and Y-position based on frame progress. Apply a 'spring' animation for a smooth, slightly bouncy scroll effect.
User interface elements, such as buttons, input fields, or waveform visualizations, animate into view with a clean, precise motion, often scaling or sliding.
Implement 'spring' animations for scale and translate properties. Use 'delay' and 'sequence' to orchestrate multiple UI elements appearing in a coordinated fashion.
A glowing, often neon-colored waveform or bar graph animates, expanding and contracting to visually represent haptic feedback or sound intensity.
Render SVG paths or React Native Skia canvas elements. Animate stroke-width, fill opacity, and scale properties using 'interpolate' tied to audio analysis data or a predefined pattern. Apply a 'blur' filter for the glowing effect.
Purpose. Establish the problem: digital interactions lack tactile feedback, making them feel 'quiet'.
Execution. Simple text overlays posing the problem, followed by a generic app UI that appears static, then a pixelated hand graphic to introduce the concept of 'feeling'.
Purpose. Introduce HAP as the solution, demonstrating its core functionality for designing haptics.
Execution. Detailed UI walkthroughs showing how to create haptics from text prompts and visual timelines, emphasizing ease of use.
Purpose. Showcase advanced features like Lottie integration and fine-grained haptic editing.
Execution. Demonstrations of uploading Lottie files to generate haptics and then editing those haptics within a visual timeline editor, highlighting precision and control.
Purpose. Broaden the scope of haptics to various applications and conclude with the brand identity.
Execution. Scrolling text listing different use cases (Games, Music, Fitness, Tools) culminating in the HAP logo reveal.
Objective
Launch a new AI-powered sound design tool for game developers.How the recipe adapts
The video would open with text like 'Your game sounds good. But it feels... flat.' followed by a generic game UI. EchoSynth's UI would then be revealed, demonstrating how to generate unique sound effects from text prompts like 'the roar of a dragon' or 'a futuristic laser blast'. Advanced features would show waveform editing and layering, with glowing waveform visualizations. The final scene would list 'Games, VR, Film, Podcasts' before revealing the EchoSynth logo.Scene durations (5 scenes, 53.9s)
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