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Here are the options for the iTunes visualizer. But you can change the visualizer’s settings too. By default, it uses a random setting that cycles through a number of presets. Try with different songs and see how the visualizer changes.

But read on to learn how you can change that.) (To be fair, I find it a bit too busy for ambient music, where the lights should be more relaxing. You’ll see that percussive songs lead to a lot of effects, but the visualizer also adapts to mellow music to provide a constantly changing palette of colors and shapes. The more changes there are in the music, the livelier the visualizer will be. Select this if you’re playing music from a playlist that contains music videos, and you want iTunes to play the videos when it gets to them, rather than use the visualizer. If you choose View > Visualizer, you’ll see that you can choose from several different plug-ins. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website ).If that’s all the visualizer did, it would be pretty cool, but it gets a lot better. (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on 02:56 PM IST.

Now that we know this, can you visualise images in your mind? Do try this out with your friends and family. By definition, it is a condition where one does not possess a functioning mind's eye and cannot voluntarily visualize imagery. Mary cleared in her following tweets that an inability to see/visualise images is called Aphantasia. When I try to picture an apple, I see the word "apple." Just the text. i bless the rains down in castamere February 8, 2020 vik simping for hubert vestra February 7, 2020 Wait, people can actually SEE things in their head? Not just? Imagining an idea? I will never see anything else ever again. I wish I saw the question before the picture, now I can only see this. Although the apple is green, has a bead of dew on it and is on a tree. The tweet has got over 8,000 retweets and close to 48,000 likes.Ĭlose your eyes and imagine an apple. Gradually users started commenting on their imagination and some people confused about how others can see images in their head. The first one is a bright red apple with a leaf, following three images have the colour fading, and the last one is a blank head, with no imagery. She tweeted that "I'm a 5". Twitter user Mary who goes by the handle posted an illustration with 5 options each showing head with apple imagery. Girl's Terrifying Description of Her Imaginary Friend (Ghost?) Makes Other Share The Creepiest Things Kids Say. But the power of visualisation differs so much among us humans, was brought to notice by a tweet on how one visualises an apple! A tweet of an illustration which shows the different ways one might imagine an apple with their eyes closed has opened up a wide conversation among Twitterati about how imagination on the whole works! With over 10,000 replies on how one visualises an apple in their mind, the tweet has sparked an interesting discussion on how different people see (visualise) differently of a very common object. Imagination is such an interesting concept, wherein a mind makes situations, forms imagery or concepts, fuels a creative vision of what something/someone would look like.