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When it comes to led_driver.py, the entire send_to_teensy() definition can be nuked.

send_to_teensy() is essentially equivalent to blinkstick's own set_led_data() function.

So we erase that, and back in the main function we can almost just replace the call to send_to_teensy() with a call for set_led_data() except that the data needs to be prepared a little bit.

In the main loop, strip contains a bunch of LED data that looks like this:

    [(1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 6), (7, 8, 9)]

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import bpy
import math

nums = 18
min = 20
max = 8000
min_log = math.log10(min)
max_log = math.log10(max)
step = (max_log - min_log) / nums
mp3 = "D:\\projects\\blender\\visualizer\\inthesun.mp3"