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From: Lixie Labs <5051485+connornishijima@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 29 May 2024 12:05:27 -0600
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-If you're here early, welcome!
+# Emotiscope is Different
 
-I'm developing a sequel to Sensory Bridge that uses the dual-core ESP32-S3, but I've found so many major optimizations that I expect I could backport all of this to Sensory Bridge with a few weeks' work! Stay tuned. <3
+**This isn't the usual "sound-reactive LEDs" you've seen for years.**
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+**Emotiscope was built by [@lixielabs](https://leds.social/@lixielabs) from the ground up as an open, powerful bridge between sight and sound.** With a show that's reactive to notation, vibrato, tempo, and more, it produces very unique and pleasant-to-look-at light shows which synchronize to your music without any visible latency whatsoever.
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+![TOUCH](https://github.com/lixie-labs/emotiscope/blob/main/extras/img/emotiscope_spectrum_crop.jpg?raw=true)
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+With a show that’s reactive to notation, vibrato, tempo, and more, Emotiscope produces very unique and pleasant-to-look-at light shows which synchronize to your music without any visible latency whatsoever. A magic diffuser covers 128 of the world’s smallest addressable LEDs, which are being refreshed at up 450 FPS. Emotiscope doesn’t look like a screen, it looks more like some kind of neon-gas display from the far future or recent past.
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+LEARN MORE:
+https://emotiscope.rocks/