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So I've been looking for a certain effect to add to videos for my channel, and in doing so I can safely say that the internet is filled with useless and endless templates for simple audio visualizations or ungodly expensive suites that can't do what I actually want to do. (or at least similar)

There are three videos below, I believe them to have been rendered in After Effects.

this one is why I know it to be After Effects,

The uploader says to have been using javascript math expressions, alas I can not find anything where I could learn how to do anything close to that. Particles or no particles. I'm more looking at trying to find something I can learn from rather than "can someone do this." If there is any free resources out there I could possibly use?

The channel I linked has long been abandoned.

Edit: I can't even add the tags to this post of "Particles" or "Visualizer"

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    If you're on a mac, you should look into "Quartz Composer". It's free from Apple if you register as a developer. It's what they build all of their screensavers with, and it's waaay easier to learn than javascript. I believe there's still also a large-ish support community, although I haven't been involved since OSX Leopard.
    – Jason Conrad
    Commented Feb 10, 2015 at 13:47

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Audio Spectrum effect that comes with After Effects. Just apply the effect to a solid layer and there will be a dropdown of the layers in the current composition, select the audio layer.

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