Firstly, let me say I'm very pleased with my 2,000 watt outdoor thunder and lightning effect based on two Morris Costumes Perfect Storm units I sourced from Walmart. Believe I got mine for $40 each.
I know some of the pricey izombie and firefly units o offer a brownout mode but want to stick with my current rig.
Since I already use an FM transmitter to deliver a thunder track--which is also the control signal--could I simply buy a third Perfect Storm unit and create a right channel control signal only that would be the sonic inverse of the thunder volume wise. Hopefully using Audacity which I've read has an Inverse effect.
My other idea would be a variant on how I do my plain old shoebox brownout effect using a flicker bulb and a non grounded dusk to dawn outlet. Except that instead of the flicker bulb inversely triggering lights, I'd be FM tramsitting the regular thunder track to a small incandescent bulb paired with the dusk to dawn outlet / sensor that then runs to a power strip.
Actually just ordered a third Perfect Storm via Walmart ship to store that should arrive Friday. But I could probably start testing now indoors since I have two PS units on hand.
I know some of the pricey izombie and firefly units o offer a brownout mode but want to stick with my current rig.
Since I already use an FM transmitter to deliver a thunder track--which is also the control signal--could I simply buy a third Perfect Storm unit and create a right channel control signal only that would be the sonic inverse of the thunder volume wise. Hopefully using Audacity which I've read has an Inverse effect.
My other idea would be a variant on how I do my plain old shoebox brownout effect using a flicker bulb and a non grounded dusk to dawn outlet. Except that instead of the flicker bulb inversely triggering lights, I'd be FM tramsitting the regular thunder track to a small incandescent bulb paired with the dusk to dawn outlet / sensor that then runs to a power strip.
Actually just ordered a third Perfect Storm via Walmart ship to store that should arrive Friday. But I could probably start testing now indoors since I have two PS units on hand.