Whatever you decide to do is the visualizer settings, the devices are your canvas and you are the painter. This makes it possible for those users that have color specific setups to be able to color match their lighting.

Razer provides a ton of customizable options with their Chroma Visualizer application. This is a really convenient option if you use audio interfaces like the Go XLR mini and you only want device lighting to react to music and not game sound. You can select the option to choose which playback device you want the visualizer to react to. Within the visualizer tab you will need to click the drop down under “Chroma Visualizer” and choose either Always on or Enable for selected apps. Step 4: On your Synapse window options you should now have a tab at the top called “Visualizer”. Step 2: Within the Synapse software install Razer’s “Chroma Connect” module. If you don’t have the software installed, here is the download link Step 1: Make sure you have the Razer Synapse software installed on your computer.

We will be able to do everything from the Razer Synapse software and cut down additional downloads How do I get Razer Audio Visualizer? Unlike Razer’s previous audio visualizer integration method, which required 3rd party software. This enables the devices lighting to react with the beats of the music or audio that is being played.Ĭompleting the steps below will have your RGB set-up looking like DJ Suki’s next dance studio.

The Audio visualizer turns your Razer Chroma RGB devices into an audio responsive display. Let’s get started! What is Razer Chroma Visualizer? I have outlined all of the steps into an easy to follow guide. Today I’m going to show you just how easy it is to convert your Razer chroma devices into an audio visualizer is and why it’s well worth the minimal effort.

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