The New York Empire State Building staged a Halloween LED light show showing 16 million colors

On Halloween, the Halloween parade in New York City is famous, and children will also play TrickorTreats on the street.

This year, the landmark building of the Empire State Building in New York City will also present a new Halloween gift to the public. Lighting designer Mark Brickman will light up the Empire State Building in an unprecedented way on October 31. Unlike the weekdays, the top part of the building will also show a magnificent color.

The entire building's lighting show is all illuminated by LED lighting and controlled by a computer. In November last year, the newly installed luminaires of the building allowed it to display 16 million colors.

Brickman said that the design and preview of the light show took a full month and will be carried out to the 72nd floor of the building tonight. The background music section is a mixture of 5 tracks and is 9 minutes in length. In order to show the theme of Halloween, the choice of color is also horrible.

“A total of about 15,000 LED lights will be fired, and 200 feet of lighting will be added tonight. The Empire State Building is one of the most iconic buildings, a Halloween gift from the building to New York City.” Rickman said.

On the evening of the 31st, during the light show, the surrounding citizens could listen to the background music of the light show through the radio frequency.