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StarGaze Support
Answers to commonly asked questions, how-to guides, and troubleshooting tips.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
Try turning up the volume on your Windows device, alternatively you could connect a portable Bluetooth speaker.
Collect your sound files you wish to load in to Atmosphere into one folder on the Desktop.
Launch Atmosphere via StarGaze.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on any one of the keys.
Blink on the “Load External Sounds” button (note: this will take you out of eye-control mode).
Copy and paste the sounds from the folder from the Desktop into the Sound folder that just popped up in front of you.
Go back into Atmosphere.
Hold you gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to add a new sound to.
Blink on the “Choose Sound” button.
Select the sound you wish to add to the key.
Blink on the tick button in the top right-hand corner.
Repeat steps 9-14 until all of your sounds are loaded onto the keys.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you would like to disable its BPM lock.
Blink on the BPM toggle switch.
Blink on the tick in the top right-hand corner.
Simply switch on the toggle option for the keys you wish to loop.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to loop continuously.
Blink on the Toggle switch.
Simply look at the Psykinetic symbol directly in the centre of the pie circle. If the eye cursor completely covers it then your calibration is spot on.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
There are 48 loadable keys in Atmosphere.
Frontier Support
Answers to commonly asked questions and helpful tips.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
Try turning up the volume on your Windows device, alternatively you could connect a portable Bluetooth speaker.
Collect your sound files you wish to load in to Atmosphere into one folder on the Desktop.
Launch Atmosphere via StarGaze.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on any one of the keys.
Blink on the “Load External Sounds” button (note: this will take you out of eye-control mode).
Copy and paste the sounds from the folder from the Desktop into the Sound folder that just popped up in front of you.
Go back into Atmosphere.
Hold you gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to add a new sound to.
Blink on the “Choose Sound” button.
Select the sound you wish to add to the key.
Blink on the tick button in the top right-hand corner.
Repeat steps 9-14 until all of your sounds are loaded onto the keys.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you would like to disable its BPM lock.
Blink on the BPM toggle switch.
Blink on the tick in the top right-hand corner.
Simply switch on the toggle option for the keys you wish to loop.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to loop continuously.
Blink on the Toggle switch.
Simply look at the Psykinetic symbol directly in the centre of the pie circle. If the eye cursor completely covers it then your calibration is spot on.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
There are 48 loadable keys in Atmosphere.
Kinetic Zero Support
Answers to commonly asked questions and helpful tips.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
Try turning up the volume on your Windows device, alternatively you could connect a portable Bluetooth speaker.
Collect your sound files you wish to load in to Atmosphere into one folder on the Desktop.
Launch Atmosphere via StarGaze.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on any one of the keys.
Blink on the “Load External Sounds” button (note: this will take you out of eye-control mode).
Copy and paste the sounds from the folder from the Desktop into the Sound folder that just popped up in front of you.
Go back into Atmosphere.
Hold you gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to add a new sound to.
Blink on the “Choose Sound” button.
Select the sound you wish to add to the key.
Blink on the tick button in the top right-hand corner.
Repeat steps 9-14 until all of your sounds are loaded onto the keys.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you would like to disable its BPM lock.
Blink on the BPM toggle switch.
Blink on the tick in the top right-hand corner.
Simply switch on the toggle option for the keys you wish to loop.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to loop continuously.
Blink on the Toggle switch.
Simply look at the Psykinetic symbol directly in the centre of the pie circle. If the eye cursor completely covers it then your calibration is spot on.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
There are 48 loadable keys in Atmosphere.
Atmosphere Support
Answers to commonly asked questions, how-to guides, and tips from a pro - Jess Irwin!
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
Try turning up the volume on your Windows device, alternatively you could connect a portable Bluetooth speaker.
Collect your sound files you wish to load in to Atmosphere into one folder on the Desktop.
Launch Atmosphere via StarGaze.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on any one of the keys.
Blink on the “Load External Sounds” button (note: this will take you out of eye-control mode).
Copy and paste the sounds from the folder from the Desktop into the Sound folder that just popped up in front of you.
Go back into Atmosphere.
Hold you gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to add a new sound to.
Blink on the “Choose Sound” button.
Select the sound you wish to add to the key.
Blink on the tick button in the top right-hand corner.
Repeat steps 9-14 until all of your sounds are loaded onto the keys.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you would like to disable its BPM lock.
Blink on the BPM toggle switch.
Blink on the tick in the top right-hand corner.
Simply switch on the toggle option for the keys you wish to loop.
Hold your gaze over the settings menu icon for 3 seconds then blink on it.
Blink on the “Edit Segments” button.
Blink on the key you wish to loop continuously.
Blink on the Toggle switch.
Simply look at the Psykinetic symbol directly in the centre of the pie circle. If the eye cursor completely covers it then your calibration is spot on.
Certain eye trackers will react differently under stage lights.
If they are LED lighting there won’t be any issues. Jess always uses her time at dress rehearsals to ensure she tests her eye tracker under the venue stage lighting and will adjust the set up accordantly.
There are 48 loadable keys in Atmosphere.
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