Animations

This page provides a reference library for all animations with descriptions of controls and behavior.

Animation Library

Twinkle		Individual LEDs turn on/off slowly like stars, twinkling.
Mirage		An ever-changing bubbling lava lamp
Lamp		Tune the warmth to get a cool to warm white from 2100K to 6000K
Hues	Monos only	Each face lights up a different hue
Snakes	Fluora only	Snakes of light chasing and weaving through the canvas
Solid Color		A single tunable solid color
Sweep		Light moving from bottom to top in a sweeping manner
Rainbow		A rainbow sweeps up through the canvas
Rainbow Swirl	Fluora only	A swirling rainbow
Pulse		A solid color pulse of light
Hue Cycle		A solid color that cycles through all colors
Gradient		A static gradient allowing you to tune the top and bottom color
Spotlight	Monos only
Waves	Monos only
Leaf Swirl	Fluora only
Rainbow Bloom	Fluora only
Hue EQ	Fluora only
Boom Clap	Fluora only
Stem EQ	Fluora only
Leaf Fade	Fluora only
Stem Fade	Fluora only

Seasonal animations have been excluded from this list.

Animation Effects

Effects give you the ability to tune the appearance and behavior of an animation! Many animations follow similar conventions and reuse the same concepts.

Some animations have unique effects that may not be listed here!

Size	The overall size of the animation, may differ from animation to animation, for some this could mean the width or height of the animation.
Speed	The overall speed the animation moves at
Density	Similar to size, the higher this effect, the more “dense” the animation will become
Attack	How quickly or slowly the animation might fade the lights in
Decay	How quickly or slowly the animation might fade the lights out
Color	How much color variance is in the animation - a low color effect means the animation is just the base hue, whereas a high color effect means the animation will display a wider variety of colors
Scale	Similar to density and size
Length	Similar to size
Warmth	The color temperature of the light
Gain ♪	How sensitive the microphone is to audio levels - a higher gain will result in increased sensitivity and amount of light.