May 9, 2012 AT 5:57 am
Video Beats Music Visualizer
A music visualizer using the Propeller QuickStart, Nick writes;
Video Beats uses a Propeller QuickStart board and a Quick Proto to sample line-level audio (like from your MP3 player) and generate video graphics. As the audio input changes, new graphics are generated to match the audio.
Seven visualizations are built-in, they will change automatically, or you can switch them manually by using the buttons on the QuickStart. You can also customize the visualizations to change colors or shapes.
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Great! looks like the visualizations audio panel of Winamp.