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In the 2000s, one of the coolest things you could do on a computer was turn on some music, enable the visualizer—a kind of psychedelic-inspired animation that would react to the music—and ...

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Like many Wallpaper Engine wallpapers, you can customize the volume and the playback rate of the music. You can also choose whether you want certain elements in the scene, such as the clock, rain, ...

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