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Add "Test" visualization to more easily discern which fixture is connected to which pin

Possible implementation would be to drive all available pins (6 possible pins in the case of Audiolux Touring Controller connected to x2 power & data distribution units).

Each pin out would illuminate each connected fixture a different color. Set to a (changeable) default of 400 pixels per output.

i.e.
// Power Supply 1
2 - Red
14 - Orange
7 - Yellow
// Power Supply 2
6 - Green
20 - Blue
21 - Violet

A color coded key could be included inside the lid of each power supply for reference.

Math.h no such file or directory (has to be lowercase math.h)

I got compilation errors on linux based hosts, because math.h has to be spelled all lowercase.

libdeps/esp32_4MB_M_debug/Audiolux/curtain.cpp:4:18: fatal error: Math.h: No such file or directory

Audiolux/spokes.cpp

Lines 2 to 4 in 81056ab

#include <Assert.h>
#include <Logging.h>
#include <Math.h>

Audiolux/curtain.cpp

Lines 2 to 4 in 81056ab

#include <Assert.h>
#include <Logging.h>
#include <Math.h>

Edit: I think the same is true for Assert.h, as the file is assert.h.

Implement Animation method to address different section of the LED strip mapped to different audio frequency ranges and unique visualizations mapped to each section.

User story:
The user wants to see different section of the LED strip mapped to different audio frequency ranges and unique visualizations mapped to each section.

Use case:
Create animation method to support different LED lengths and visualization lengths

  1. Animation method divides LED array into user specified number (i.e. 7) of virtual sub-array sections.
  2. Assign each virtual sub-array to a specified frequency range i.e.
  • sub-array 1 is mapped to 0-200hz
  • sub-array 2 is mapped to 201-500hz
  • sub-array 3 is mapped to 501-1000hz
  • sub-array 4 is mapped to 1001-2000hz
  • sub-array 5 is mapped to 2001-5000hz
  • sub-array 6 is mapped to 5001-10000hz
  • sub-array 7 is mapped to 10000-20000hz
  1. Assign each sub-array it's own pre-existing visualization (i.e. ripple, onoff, march, twinkle, wave etc)
  2. Implement new method that allows user to override each assigned visualization color's with new specified color range.

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