Convert Audacity labels into custom glyph ringtones for Nothing Phone (1, 2, 2a, 3a, 4a)
One command. One
.oggfile. A custom light show on your Nothing Phone.
Watch the glyphs light up in sync with your music!
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| All Nothing Phones | Supports PHONE1, PHONE2, PHONE2A, PHONE3A, PHONE4A |
| Glyph Fragmentation | Control every single LED individually (2a, 3a, 4a) |
| Audacity Integration | Export .txt labels directly from Audacity |
| One-Command Workflow | Just type glyph song.ogg |
| Presets | Wave, Pulse, Flash, Rainbow — ready to use |
| BPM Sync | Synchronize lights with music tempo |
| Console Visualization | See your pattern in the terminal |
| 100% Compatible | Works -- official Glyph Composer |
Run as Administrator:
install_dependencies.bat
This installs:
- Python 3.11
- Audacity
- ffmpeg
install.batStep 3: Create Labels in Audacity Open your audio in Audacity
Go to Tracks → Add New → Label Track
Place labels at the moments you want the glyphs to light up
Name each label: LED-INTENSITY
Label Example What it does 0-100 LED 0 at 100% brightness 5-50 LED 5 at 50% brightness 12-100 LED 12 at 100% brightness END Required — marks the end of the track Export:
File → Export → Export Audio → save as .ogg
File → Export → Export Labels... → save as .txt
Important: .ogg and .txt files must have the same name!
Step 4: Run the Converter cmd glyph my_song.ogg Step 5: Follow the Prompts text 📱 Select model:
- Nothing Phone (1) — 12 zones
- Nothing Phone (2) — 33 zones
- Nothing Phone (2a) — 5 zones, 24 LEDs
- Nothing Phone (3a) — 3 zones, 26 LEDs
- Nothing Phone (4a) — 3 zones, 26 LEDs
4 Step 6: Install on Your Phone Copy .ogg to:
text /Internal Storage/ringtones/composition/ Open Glyph Composer → Library → Import
Select your file and set as ringtone!
📁 Project Structure text glyph-converter/ ├── converter.py # Main converter script ├── glyph.bat # Launcher: glyph song.ogg ├── install_dependencies.bat # Installs Python, Audacity, ffmpeg ├── install_libraries.bat # Installs mutagen, pydub ├── my_song.ogg # Your audio (from Audacity) ├── my_song.txt # Your labels (from Audacity) ├── my_song_glyph.ogg # Output — ready to install! ├── README.md # This file ├── LICENSE # MIT License └── .gitignore # Ignored files
📱 Supported Models Model Zones LEDs Fragmentation Phone (1) 12 12 ❌ No Phone (2) 33 33 ❌ No Phone (2a) 5 24 ✅ Yes Phone (3a) 3 26 ✅ Yes Phone (4a) 3 26 ✅ Yes 🎹 Usage Reference Basic Commands cmd
glyph my_song.ogg
glyph my_song.ogg --model PHONE3A --preset wave
glyph my_song.ogg --bpm 128
glyph my_song.ogg --model PHONE3A --preset pulse --bpm 120 --steps 32 Parameters Parameter Description Options --model Phone model PHONE1, PHONE2, PHONE2A, PHONE3A, PHONE4A --preset Pattern preset wave, pulse, flash, rainbow, custom --bpm Beats per minute 60-200 --steps Number of steps 8-64 🧠 How Glyph Fragmentation Works On Nothing Phone (2a), (3a), and (4a), the glyphs are physically grouped into zones, but the software allows you to control each individual LED.
Phone Physical Zones Individual LEDs Fragmentation Phone (3a) 3 26 ✅ Each LED individually controllable Example labels for Phone (3a):
text
0-100 1-80 2-60 3-100 4-50 5-100 6-70 7-90 8-100
9-50 10-80 11-100 12-60 13-100 14-40 15-80 16-100
17-100 18-50 19-80 20-100 21-60 22-90 23-100 24-70 25-100
END 🔧 Troubleshooting Issue Solution "File not found" Make sure .ogg and .txt have the same name "ffmpeg not found" Run install_dependencies.bat as Administrator "Python not found" Run install_dependencies.bat as Administrator GlyphVisualizer error Use the latest version from SebiAi's GitHub Lights don't match rhythm Place labels precisely on beats in Audacity 📦 Dependencies Library Purpose mutagen Audio metadata handling pydub Audio processing colorama Colored console output Install manually:
bash pip install mutagen pydub colorama