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Create some tutorials on how to use MBGL/WLED to do interesting things #18
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Maybe try out https://github.com/atuline/WLED/wiki/Analog-Audio-Input-Options as an alternative option for sound-reactive that doesn't require an additional computer/Pi (but does need a microphone/line-in circuit to be wired into the board) |
Uh oh, I've had an idea... A vision of a warm, dusky summer evening gig in the park by a friendly band, with some IP rated LED strips surrounding the band reacting to the music. Whether we want to resource that vision is another thing! If the gig was 3 hours long and the board was drawing 24A (restricted by the fuses assuming we use just the one board), we get a requiredment of 24,000mAh which is within reach of something like this 3-pin power bank if we can borrow one. Day trip for the geometric lights? Or best kick this into the someday/maybe pile? |
Hehe, well... on Friday's ride Danny was pitching his plans for some short gigs in them sometimes, which did lead me into wondering about some lights for it. I don't think it's a priority, but might be worth a bit more back-and-forth over the coming months. |
Even better! Will let it simmer. |
Create a few #Cheerlights-based MQTT channels, so people can easily set their board up to do cheerlights at Christmas |
In the same way that we [recorded a LiveCoding session for connecting the Electric Liverbird to Twitter](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vbz_RKSmfA, we should make some more guides to how to use the MBGL boards to do cool stuff.
We can note possible ideas here...
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