I just adjusted the colors a bit to look more pastel which goes along well the changes I made with JRiver's 'Customize Display' and 'Thumbnail Text' edit boxes:
PLAY MODE (Alternative)
Title:
<font color="AAAAFF">If(IsEqual([Filename], live:////ipc, 8), JRiver Virtual Sound Card, [Name])<//font> ( <font color="9C9C00">[Artist]<//font> ♪ <font color="D68F83">[Album] <//font>)
Status:
[Remaining Time] // [Total Time] - [Sample Rate] kHz - [Channels] ch [PN Position] of [PN Tracks] [Zone]
STOPPED MODE:
Status:
<font color="FF8C00"> [Library] - [Zone] [View Filter] formatdate(now(),dddd MMMM dd yyyy) <//font>
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THUMBNAIL TEXT:
<b><font color="D68F83">[Album Artist]<//font>
<font color="AAAAFF">[Name]<//font>
<font color="9C9C00">([Date]) <//font><//b><font color="C7C700">Mid(★★★★★, 0, [Rating Album])<//font>
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The pastel colors also goes well with my custom 'collage' visualization (originally based on Clean-n-Tidy) using the 'night life' color gradient for the spectrum analyzer. Actually, many of the other preset color gradients available in JRiver's Visualization Studio seem to work really well so I encourage people to change it depending on the mood or style of music you're playing.
I'm hoping someone else here makes a Mac whiter/greyish edition of sorts -- although, not my cup of tea -- would be nice to incorporate something similar in JRiver's in-built default presets. I think very few people who use JRiver actually have time to go to the forums to look for these alternate theme styles and muck about with the program settings. Frankly, who has time these days.