* Normalization Offset - Adjusts amplitude of bass frequencies, increase if your song lacks bass and decrease if Lower values give a higher 'frame rate'īut can cause flicker or other issues on certain setups.
* Delay - How many milliseconds to wait between each device update. Higher values make the visualizer lessįlickery but seem slower to react, while low values are fast and flickery. * Decay - How much of the previous value is retained from step to step. * Average Size - How many bars of input to combine, increase for a less detailed output that may look better on * Background Brightness - How bright the background layer is (0-100%) If it is not responding, or is responding with a low level, * Amplitude - How reactive the visualizer is to sound. There are many settings you can tweak to make Keyboard Visualizer work with your audio setup and to personalize it to your liking. To build this project in Linux, install QT Creator and libopenal-dev, libhidapi-dev and open/build the. You must have the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 32-bit redistributable package installed to run this program (Windows).
Razer Chroma and Corsair RGB Keyboard Spectrograph Visualizer for Windows and Linuxīinary Windows builds can be downloaded from the Release submodule
