Hi Nicholas and Synthesia Team!
We created an LED strip that recently had a successful Indiegogo campaign.
Here: https://igg.me/at/aurora-led/x/28728440#/
At this point, we have basic compatibility already via the key light system in Synthesia.
I was wondering if we could collaborate on deeper integration.
I feel like this would bring more sales for you and an additional feature for us - it's a win/win for both of us.
Please reach out to me at vkalahas@saturate.us or here if you're interested!
Best,
Vik,
CEO/Founder of Saturate LLC
https://www.saturate.us/
Aurora x Synthesia Collaboration Request
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Hi Vik,
That looks like a cool device. Certainly it takes a lot of the fiddliness of building your own (required for the RPi-based solutions) out of the equation.
If you haven't seen it yet, the "documentation" for the Finger-based channel Key Lights choice in the app can be found here.
And more recently (starting with the latest Synthesia 10.9 development preview), we've begun to roll out our own SysEx messages. I was hoping that eventually the app would be able to use them to communicate things like which color to use for which part, which would be very helpful for devices like yours.
So now it's a matter of figuring out which information still isn't available from your perspective and how best/easily to get it to you.
That looks like a cool device. Certainly it takes a lot of the fiddliness of building your own (required for the RPi-based solutions) out of the equation.
If you haven't seen it yet, the "documentation" for the Finger-based channel Key Lights choice in the app can be found here.
And more recently (starting with the latest Synthesia 10.9 development preview), we've begun to roll out our own SysEx messages. I was hoping that eventually the app would be able to use them to communicate things like which color to use for which part, which would be very helpful for devices like yours.
So now it's a matter of figuring out which information still isn't available from your perspective and how best/easily to get it to you.