Im just coming up to six years now since I re-lit my living room with an led RGB colour mixing system. I think your video doesn’t show the potential well enough.

Just like surround sound, lighting is just as immersive an experience and the world of colourful lighting requires finesse, and subtlety to achieve. I understand how gaming can be enhanced which is clearly what seems to have been filmed with the more kinetic lighting sequences you taped. Unfortunately the soothing background music portrays the opposite effect. The people sat in the room with fast changing colour sequences really do the subject a disservice.

Choosing colour carefully to match differing moods is not a new trick, RGB colour mixing is the way forward, id say refine the use, for instance, optical sensors, feeding back to the control side, simulating in realtime, a sunset sequence over an hour, settling down to a deep blue, with key lighting/ task lighting in place to read a book, or provide lfocalised light where required, with a more subtle wash of colour over the top of the task lighting.

In the entertainment lighting world, where colour is common place, it is usual to build up a sequence of looks for specific events and then to plot the transition from one look to another.

Simmer down the transition times from discotheque to subtle. Such as a colour transition over 10 minutes so the change is imperceptible unless you re-enter the room.

As I enjoy my sixth year in my own colour immersive lighting of my living room, I found a slow colour dissolve around the space works well, constantly changing, slowly over 20 second fades seems to work well. To the extent that when I visit my friends homes, the rooms feel monochromatic.

The upside is im drawing on average 20 watts, far less energy than before, Ill admit though, I do have a tungsten source on a dimmer to handle my task lighting, however the white light led technology has now improved to the extent that warm white, exists at the right levels to work with now.

Anyway keep playing around with slower sequences and I think you could evolve some good looks.

I can see this technology adapting into the home environment very well, especially when watching movies on a home LCD. The lighting is a good mood setter, without having to repaint your walls!