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iTunes - Classic Visualizer Configurations
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The iTunes Visualizer can be even more fun if you know how to interact with it. The Visual Effects Generator uses three different configurations to create visuals. You can see these listed at the top-right of the screen if you press the C key while visual effects are playing. The three configurations listed change randomly and morph into one another as music plays. You can change any, or all, of these configurations while music is playing.
