From Hess Hodge Sent Fri, Oct 15th 1999, 19:51
From Hess Hodge Sent Fri, Oct 15th 1999, 19:51
On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Ernesto Ikerd wrote: > Anyone recommend an audio-controlled home laser light show for a > mini-party full of people eager for exciting eye-candy? I really dont > need anything over about $300 , no pro-level TrackSpots or Lightwave > Research type light cannons, just something with audio input to make > pretty patterns & colors. There used to be a deal about a decade ago > called like "Laser FX" that they would sell at Spencer's and I guess > thats along the lines of what Im looking for, but I figured we'd have > come a long way since then. > Ever mess with AcidWarp or Cthugha? AcidWarp is a computerized trip toy that just displays neat morphing colors and patters on the screen. The cool thing about this is that the program comes with instructions on how to make a projector to display the visuals on the screen onto a wall. Then there is Cthugha. It takes audio input from the soundcard on your PC and does a bunch of dancing colors and lines on the screen in time with the music. It has a lot of different options for different effects. I have combined Cthugha with the projector idea from AcidWarp with okay results. http://www.afn.org/~cthugha/ http://www.noah.org/acidwarp/ Enjoy, Hess