CurveConductor 1.1.0 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 18, 2026

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Anyone who animates in After Effects knows the slow part. You tune an ease on one property, then repeat the same handle dragging on ten more, and a small timing change means doing it all again. CurveConductor takes a cleaner approach. Shape one control curve, point your properties at it, and every linked property follows that timing. Refine the curve once and the whole move updates live. It suits title sequences, product shots and character work where several layers must land on the same beat.

Key Features

• One shared control curve drives the timing of many properties at once
• Every linked property updates live when you reshape the curve
• Each control curve stays as a single editable element
• Cuts out repetitive manual ease matching across layers and properties
• Keeps complex moves consistent when timing notes change late

How to Download

1. Download from the official site and check the current version and compatibility notes there.
2. Install the tool using the aescripts manager app or the method listed on the product page.
3. Restart After Effects, open CurveConductor, and link your first properties to a control curve.

System Requirements

You need a Mac with a supported version of Adobe After Effects and recent macOS. The tool is small and works inside your existing projects.

FAQs

What problem does CurveConductor actually solve?

It removes duplicated effort. Instead of copying the same ease onto property after property, you edit one curve and all linked properties follow it.

Can different properties use different curves?

Yes. You can create more than one control curve and assign each group of properties to the curve that fits its part of the move.

Does it change my keyframes?

Your keyframes stay in place. The tool drives how values move between them, so timing can be reshaped without rebuilding the animation.