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It takes your Windows sound input, hence any sound - including your games or movies!Ĭlosing Synapse before launching the app will be the safest. You can also add a "Background Mode" should you like.ĭoes it react to any sounds besides music? How do I get the colours like the ones in the video?Īdjust "Foreground Mode" to the colour scheme that you like. You can bump the bar's height up by increasing the amplitude or your volume (not too much please). The visualizer bars are really low, anyway to fix that? You can then launch the application and your keyboard/mousemat/mice will show a blank slate until a sound is played. To those facing the "mfc140.dll is missing" issueĭownload the Visual Studio Redistributable version "vc_"Īs this is a very early build, it clashes with Advanced Configurator occasionally.Ĭhange your effects to the default ones e.g.

Learn more about our Razer Chroma hardware.

's Github page: The SDK codes done by our awesome community dev is also available for public.

Razer Developer Portal: For those keen to develop using the Razer Chroma SDK.

Chroma Workshop: Check out our full list of in-game integration and applications.

Have a go at it and show us what you are doing with your Chroma hardware.

Launch the Audio Visualizer and get rockin'.

Install the vc_ file that comes together in the zip.

Head over to the Chroma Workshop and download the Audio Visualizer.

Once updated, make sure that under your Chroma device > Chroma Apps tab, you have "Chroma Apps" turned on.

Ensure that you have connected you Chroma device and updated Synapse to the latest version.

Did we mention it’ll not just react to your music, but also to game audio? This new Audio Visualizer gives you the freedom to customize the color scheme and tweak its amplitude so you are only limited by your own creativity. We really appreciate all the work our community developers have put in to push the potential of the Razer Chroma technology and our friend has really done a solid job on the Audio Visualizer. We’ll let the video du-du-du-du-do the showing: Hey everyone! I can't believe it has already almost been 4 months since this post came up and Chroma has come a long way since then! The Audio Visualizer is no longer an early build and the setup process is very simple, I've updated the steps below accordingly. Let your Razer Chroma-enabled devices rock to your beats with the beta Audio Visualizer, developed on the latest Razer Chroma SDK 4.8.įire off the colors not just on your Razer BlackWidow Chroma, but also on the newly supported Razer Mamba TE & Razer Firefly!