Adding Individual Feature Movements

CrazyTalk Pro allows you to fine-tune the Auto Motion by modifying the facial and body parts. The addition/combination of the Pingpong feature can bring up a perfect performance.
Double-click on the Auto Motion clip to access the Auto Motion Settings panel. You may click the Load Current Actor & Audio button on the top-left to observer the current motion result before applying.

Adding Facial Expressions

The Look Around template has been applied to the actor in the project. Now raise the actor's brows during its nervous singing.

Under the Parts tab, highlight the Inner and Outer Brow part in the dummy image. Decrease the values to raise both the inner brows.
Pick the Eyebrows part in the dummy image. Increase the values to raise both the eyebrows.

Click the Preview button to playback. The additional facial tension will then appear on the actor's face. Click the Apply button if you are satisfied with the result.

Adding Body Movements

The Look Around template has been applied to the actor in the project. Make the actor's body move along with the rhythm.

Shoulder Movements

Under the Parts tab, highlight the Left Shoulder part in the dummy image. Decrease the Left/Right value, then increase the Down/Up value to move the left shoulder to the upper left with the beats.
Click the Mirror button to opposite the settings to the Right Shoulder part.
Pick the Right Shoulder part in the dummy image. Slightly adjust the values and drag the Down/Up slider to the right to move the right shoulder to the upper right with the beats.

Body Movements

Press down the Body Move button. Decrease the Down/Up value to make the body move down a bit with the beats.

Head Movements

Press down the Head Move button. Decrease the Down/Up value, then increase the Left/Right value to move the head to the lower right with the beats.

Activate the Pingpong boxes of the two sliders to make the head move to the upper left on the next beat.

Note:

Activating the Pingpong box can generate a natural head movement in dual directions. When the Pingpong box is disabled, the body, head, or facial parts can only move in one direction.
In this example, if you disable the box, a positive value makes the head move to the lower right only, while a negative value moves the upper left only.

Press down the Head Rotate button. Decrease the Down/Up value, then increase the Swing CCW/CW value to set the rotation speed and make the head rotate clockwise and downward.
Activate the Pingpong boxes of the two sliders to make the head rotate counter-clockwise and upward on the next beat.

Click the Preview button to playback. The actor will then have additional body movements, besides the original eyes movement from the applied template. Click the Apply button if you are satisfied with the result.