Use of the ? key to control basic config (framerate, etc.) is documented, but as far as I can tell, the hotkeys above are not.
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With the iTunes visualizer enabled, press the Q or W keys to move back and forth through a list of visualizer configurations. The A and S keys let you control the basic waveform being used to seed the visualization. The Z and X keys cycle through color palettes. Press the C key to display the current configuration.
Use of the ? key to control basic config (framerate, etc.) is documented, but as far as I can tell, the hotkeys above are not.
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The iTunes visualisation is based on G-Force by Andy O'Meara <http://www.55ware.com/> and these are the keys that his visualiser uses to change the current configs. The iTunes visualiser is just a cut down version of his. So you should check out the original as it is very good. (and doesn't have an apple logo appear every so often)
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Ah... just found his name in WhiteCap for Audion too.
It Is Completely Documented
When a visual is running, just hit the ? (really, / or ?) key. Each time you hit the ? key, instructions for another set of keyboard shortcuts for that particular visual is superimposed on the visual.
there is more.....
nider Wrote:
(and doesn't have an apple logo appear every so often) just hit the "b" key if you want to see it more often. And you can skip through saved configurations by hitting the number keys. (0--9)you can save data in there too. "m" toggles some mode.... "d" sets it back to default.
also....
typing r makes a random change to the configuration if you don't like what you see. it takes a few seconds to change though. |
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