Does anybody know where I can download an graphic EQ video effect (visual) like this please?

YouTube - New Order-Round And Round 12" extended ver (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSsu4-Znubs&feature=related)

Lee,
do you mean an FX that is used in Vegas to generate keyframes from music which can then be applied to your footage via other fx, zooming, etc?
If so, I dont know of any for Vegas, but you can do it easily in After Effects.

If you just want a visual of what they used in the clip, just "borrow" it via keepvid.com
Then you could change the colors, aspect ratio, rotation etc to make it your own.
like this maybe,
Vegas EQ on Vimeo
heaps of fun
:)

WOw that's an interesting effect. How did you do that?

Its easy, ill upload the .veg
you can follow the layers, ask if you get stuck.
:)

Gerald, can we substitute anything we have on hand for the missing video clips?

I just used the original clip from Youtube as a base.
Did I leave out the first step of rotation and pan crop?
Flying to work now, ill have a look when i get home and upload the original veg with ALL layers.
cheers guys.

Did I leave out the first step of rotation and pan crop?

knew something was missing :(

Flying to work now, ill have a look when i get home and upload the original veg with ALL layers.
cheers guys.

Many thanks for doing this for us!!

Attached is the first track of the project (or very similar, I deleted the original, oops, my bad).
Just open up another instance of Vegas, download the source file from original post, apply this veg and tune to your liking, then use it as the base for the project.

Interestingly, it really is easy to do in AFX.
good night people.
AFX EQ fx on Vimeo

When you say 'tune' what do you mean? How do you get it to sync with the audio?

Lee,
I just meant that you can tune the fx the way you want them, colors, brightness etc.
The veg you downloaded is only a 15 sec demo, you will need to import your own version of the clip and then use the veg as a reference. Of course, because it was generated from that piece of music, thats all it will fit, unless you are lucky enough to find another piece of music with the same accents and BPM.

If you want to make your OWN version of an eq to your OWN music, it really needs to be done in AFX or similar program, as I demonstrated in the previous post.

Give it a go,
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=after_effects

I only wanted a 10 sec general audio effect for 120bpm pop music.