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Scale chaos is perhaps the most aggressive tool in the arsenal. It automatically zooms the footage in and out at random intervals. This creates a violent "punch" effect often seen in action trailers. When the scale parameter twitches, it mimics the impact of a heavy bass drop or an explosion, shaking the viewer's perspective.
The most effective use of TWITCH is almost always tied to sound design. A visual glitch means nothing if it doesn't match the audio. If you are editing a high-energy montage, use the "Beat" controls or manually adjust the frequency to align with the bass drum of your soundtrack. When the audio "kicks," the video should "twitch." This synchronization creates a visceral connection between the viewer and the screen. Video Copilot TWITCH Create Chaos
: These are the core tools used to generate effects like Blur, Color, Light, Scale, Slide, and Time. Scale chaos is perhaps the most aggressive tool
Since “Create Chaos” isn’t a literal preset name, I’ve interpreted it as: Using Twitch’s extreme parameters to generate stylized, aggressive glitch/distortion effects. When the scale parameter twitches, it mimics the
This dictates how far the layer moves or changes.
: Acts as a randomized exposure tool, adding flashes of brightness or sudden darkness.
However, achieving these looks originally required complex keyframing and a deep understanding of displacement maps. That is until Andrew Kramer and the team at Video Copilot released .