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Can I Call You Tonight?

Dayglow

5:00183.3M views
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Download File

Download .fseq

Next step: get the audio from this exact YouTube video

This light show is timed to this video’s audio. Other versions (album, Spotify, other uploads) may be out of sync.

Paste the link into a YouTube-to-MP3 tool. Not sure which one? Search Google: YouTube to MP3 (opens in new tab)

Rename the MP3 to match the .fseq file name (e.g. lightshow.fseq + lightshow.mp3).

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How to Play This Light Show on Your Tesla

  1. Download the Can I Call You Tonight? .fseq above, then get the audio from the YouTube video linked below the download button. Full guide
  2. Format a USB drive (FAT32 or exFAT) and create a folder named LightShow at its root.
  3. Copy both files into that folder with the same base name, for example lightshow.fseq and lightshow.mp3 (or .wav) — the names must match.
  4. Plug the drive into your Tesla, open Toybox → Light Show, and tap Schedule Show.

Light Show works on Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and 2021+ Model S and Model X, all on software 2021.44.25 or later.

Song Facts

UploadedFeb 2, 2018Duration5:00Genreindie pop, bedroom popArtist OriginUnited StatesYouTube Views183.3M viewsLight Show Frames15,000

About the Track

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About the Artist

Dayglow

Sloan Christian Struble is an American rock music singer, songwriter, and producer from Aledo, Texas. He is best known as the founder and frontman of the rock band and indie pop project Dayglow.

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This 5:00 track produces 15,000 light frames. How Tesla Light Shows work →

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