A DJ-style VFX daemon for Philips Hue, running on a QNAP NAS


Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_EbUPbOirw


Play music anywhere in the house. The NAS listens, finds the beat, and drives your Hue lights like a small lighting desk — strobe on the drop, lights joining one by one through a build-up, colour changing with the music. No Home Assistant, no cloud, no PC left running.


The light webUI — wall what the bridge is actually being sent, live:
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What it does

  • Beat and tempo tracking
    Reads the tempo from the audio and keeps a beat grid, so every effect lands on the beat instead of near it.​
  • Bars and phrases
    Counts bars and follows the phrasing, so effects change where the music changes, not on a timer.​
  • Build-up detection
    When the track is rising into a drop, lights are recruited one at a time; on the drop, everything fires together.​
  • Strobe (VFX)
    Beat-locked flashing with its own rate, duty, colour, brightness cap and blackout between flashes. Pick which lights take part, by name.​
  • 155 colour palettes
    or colours taken from the music itself, with optional rotation every N beats.​
  • Live light wall
    The panel shows the exact frames sent to the bridge, with a two-second trail under each light — you can see the rhythm, not just the result.​
  • Sendspin emulation
    The daemon speaks the same protocol Music Assistant uses to feed a visualiser, so the effects engine runs unchanged outside Music Assistant.​
  • Senders for Windows
    a Winamp plug-in, a foobar2000 component, and Sound Capture, which sends whatever is playing on the computer — any player, browser or game.​
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