Music flash: Light effects

Android app by Sudo Mudo. Entertainment · Sudo Mudo

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Unknown
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Unknown
Download price
Free to download
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Version
1.0.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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✓ Disco light flashlight Turn on the flashlight with a single tap, turn on your favorite music, and enjoy the cool disco effect strobe lights synced to your music. The flashlight is sound activated which means it peaks up the tunes of your favorite songs and flashes accordingly to the beat. Use this configurable pocket flashlight at home or at a party. Improve and add the fun atmosphere of any kind of gathering. Just open the app and you be your own “DJ Flash” anywhere. Light up the dance floor by just turning on the strobe light and be the hero of the party! ✓ Technology When using the sound-activated mode, the light flashes with the rhythm of the music, using its sound-activated sensitivity. The high sensitivity lets the flashlight absorb and sync to all the beats, fluctuations, and tunes coming from your own device or nearby speakers. ✓ Multiple uses and features Use this multi-functional flashlight for any purpose such as: • helper device to create a scary mood for spooky storytelling time • handy mood-setting device for intimate date nights • self-regulating blinking device to use during concerts • user-friendly and easy to navigate This powerful flashlight works with any Android device that has a flashlight. Once downloaded the app allows easy sharing with friends. Share with your friends this music-activated flashlight and create cool light and disco ball effects for your light show party together. 🔦 The more flashlights the more fun!

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