Sound-2-light LichtOrgel

This app responds to music or any other sounds. It either simulates six light bulbs or projects its light show against walls or ceilings. "Lichtorgel" closely resembles a 70s party room / disco gadget.

Due to some confusion: Music is always picked up through the microphone!

iPod Touch users: You will need an external microphone or headset.

- Works together with iPhone/iPod builtin music player - Sound activated dancing lights - Three channels (low, mid and high pitched sounds) - Automatic gain control - Sensitivity control - Retro interface

Please use a charging adapter while in projection mode. Display backlight will easily drain battery power.

Q: My music player is running and I launched the app. Why does the volume change? A: An iPhone will automatically switch off the speaker and enable headphone or earphone output. I will provide an update to fix this. Another reason is buried inside the OS: It turns the main volume to a "neutral" level. This cannot be changed. ---- Q: Why is it called "Lichtorgel"? A: Rumpelrausch has a tradition in choosing typical german names. In the 70s and early 80s those gadgets were very popular in germany. Electronics magazines were packed with DIY instructions. It was the days when I caught my first electrical shocks. This is a tribute to those times.