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It takes approximately 1 1/2 to 3 hours per minute of song to create the sequence. Meaning, a 4 minute long takes between 6 to 12 hours to program. In Christmas 2007 there are over 9000 lights in the display, including
the static
The power usage for the 2007 display cost approximately $90. Much less what one would think. But, since not all the lights are not all on at the same time, the actual power usages is much less. But, then entire display was engineering to have the ability to have everything all on at once. |
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Siberian Sleigh Ride
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Winter Wonderland
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An Angle's Share
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I'll Be Home For Christmas |
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Christmas Eve-Sarajevo 12-24
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Faeries [From The Nutcracker]
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Each song
sequenced was programmed by hand. Meaning, the computer program
doesn't just listen to the song and move the lights. What you see created
was done by hand. Its not done by a wave analyzer, though one maybe used during
programming. The programmed is done by a
persons
and their interpretation of the song. Once
programmed, the sequence is saved and added into the show.
lights that you see. When all lights are on at full
power, it draw over 8800 Watts of power. 