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## demoreel100withbutton.ino

/*

Title: DemoReel100 with Button

By: Mark Kriegsman

Button added by: Andrew Tuline


## blend.ino
/* End to end blending

By: Andrew Tuline
Date: Oct 25, 2015

*/

#include "FastLED.h"

#define LED_PIN     12

## 3x3 Row Column Scan
/* Arduino UNO with 3x3 LED Array using row column scanning with PWM and only using built in ports.
 *
 * Author: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Date: July 14, 2012
 *
 * This does not use any 3rd party chips, thus easy to use in a Lilypad.
 *
 * Uses synchronized PWM to support LED brightness.
 *

## inoise8_fire.ino
/* Title: inoise8_fire.ino
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Date: January 2017
 *
 * This super short sketch displays fire thanks to FastLED's Perlin Noise function and Palettes.
 *
 * It needs some tweaking in order to work across a wide range of NUM_LED values, but looks pretty good at 60.
 *

## lightsaber.ino
/* lightsaber
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Start up a light saber and watch it shimmer slightly.
 *
 * Date: January, 2017
 *
 * To do:
 *

## soundmems_wave

/* soundmems_wave
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Wave adapted from: Stefan Petrick
 *
 * Date: February, 2017
 *
 * Basic code to read from the Sparkfun INMP401 microphone, and create waves based on sampled input.

## inoise8_mover_array
/* inoise8_mover_array
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Date: March, 2017
 *
 * We've used sine waves and counting to move pixels around a strand. In this case, I'm using FastLED Noise to move an array of pixels up and down the strand.
 *
 * The advantage is that it provides random natural movement without requiring lots of fancy math.
 *

## Fire2012WithAllPalettes
/* fire2012withhuepalettes

By: Mark Kriegsman

Modified by: Andrew Tuline

Date: July, 2015

This is fire2012withpalette that's been modifed to create hue based fire palettes.

## fixedspeedtest.ino
/* Anmimation speed test program for FastLED.
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Date: October, 2017
 *
 * Problem:
 *
 * When you write a display routine, the performance of that routine may change as you add other elements to your program. How do we keep that display consistent?
 *

## dot_beat.ino
/* Simple dot
 *
 * By: Andrew Tuline
 *
 * Date: July, 2015
 *
 * Similar to dots by John Burroughs, but uses the FastLED beatsin8() function instead.
 *
 */

	/*

	Title: DemoReel100 with Button

	By: Mark Kriegsman

	Button added by: Andrew Tuline
	/* End to end blending

	By: Andrew Tuline
	Date: Oct 25, 2015

	*/

	#include "FastLED.h"

	#define LED_PIN 12
	/* Arduino UNO with 3x3 LED Array using row column scanning with PWM and only using built in ports.
	*
	* Author: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Date: July 14, 2012
	*
	* This does not use any 3rd party chips, thus easy to use in a Lilypad.
	*
	* Uses synchronized PWM to support LED brightness.
	*
	/* Title: inoise8_fire.ino
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Date: January 2017
	*
	* This super short sketch displays fire thanks to FastLED's Perlin Noise function and Palettes.
	*
	* It needs some tweaking in order to work across a wide range of NUM_LED values, but looks pretty good at 60.
	*
	/* lightsaber
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Start up a light saber and watch it shimmer slightly.
	*
	* Date: January, 2017
	*
	* To do:
	*

	/* soundmems_wave
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Wave adapted from: Stefan Petrick
	*
	* Date: February, 2017
	*
	* Basic code to read from the Sparkfun INMP401 microphone, and create waves based on sampled input.
	/* inoise8_mover_array
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Date: March, 2017
	*
	* We've used sine waves and counting to move pixels around a strand. In this case, I'm using FastLED Noise to move an array of pixels up and down the strand.
	*
	* The advantage is that it provides random natural movement without requiring lots of fancy math.
	*
	/* fire2012withhuepalettes

	By: Mark Kriegsman

	Modified by: Andrew Tuline

	Date: July, 2015

	This is fire2012withpalette that's been modifed to create hue based fire palettes.
	/* Anmimation speed test program for FastLED.
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Date: October, 2017
	*
	* Problem:
	*
	* When you write a display routine, the performance of that routine may change as you add other elements to your program. How do we keep that display consistent?
	*
	/* Simple dot
	*
	* By: Andrew Tuline
	*
	* Date: July, 2015
	*
	* Similar to dots by John Burroughs, but uses the FastLED beatsin8() function instead.
	*
	*/