So good!

how you do this!

im mesmerised!

Great video and marvellous music

so cool mate

Looks like Artmatic Pro.
Great piece of software from Eric Wenger -the man behind Bryce.
Its finally available for Intelmacs!

so cool !

OMG i was tripping balls. nice work dude! i love when it turned greenish around :52

Artmatic is a great tool and you used it to create some moments of beauty!
Thanks so much for this!

My favorite part starts around 1:40 - it reminds me of pressing on a liquid crystal display.

f'n NICE!

Nice!
I think the colors are kitsch... Correction would do fine. X

Wow, I became a bit dizzy after awhile but a great video!

Beautyful.
I like especially the "slow" parts, like 2:10 - 2:50 etc

Very psychedelic and quite lovely. Keep up the good work and get a Mac Pro already! ;-) Peace

Anyone know if something like this can be done in After effects? If so anyone know a good internet based tutorial?

its like im on aciddddddddddddddddddddddddd

gorgeous! i like the bit around 0:24-25 when it gives the impression of the sheen of smooth hair. the slow fade-out from 0:58-1:09 was sort of cheesy like the fade in a 70's concert movie. would love to see more of the background from 3:05-3:15 unadultered without the fireball on top of it.

nice fractals

I had a near shamanic experience right now, the sudden changes, just like in a dream. Thanks for that.

Trippy...

Oh! it was beautiful! very very nice! applause!! applause!!!

May i use that video to background one of my videocasts?

I like it.

Thank you!

You can get anyone of my videos and goes fractals!!!

Wow that was amazing & beautiful. You should put that up on projectors at concerts and trip everybody out. Really good job!

nice work. put me in a real good mood

What have you done to our music??? We never visualized it in this way but it's very good.
That is totally beautifulsome!!!
The Melodic Energy Commission thanks you.

Pretty good, Michael. Felt like I'd been transported back to the 70's. Always loved fractal art, but noticed that a "problem" inherent to static fractals (the feeling of being stuck on the wrong side of a small window that blocks the panoramic view) seems heightened - at least in my "mind's eye" - with videos that pan and zoom. Not sure there's a solution, probably just me. I agree that the slow parts were the most enjoyable.
If your MEC friend hasn't already found a viable distribution medium, you might suggest he check out Magnatune.com to see if they'd be interested in offering music/fractal video compilations.

Zooming near the edge. It would be fun to flip it into itself with some transparent layers and cycles where there is room for dimension. Like around where the biomorphs color cycle and other smooth curves looking for fractured cracks to touch the surface.


/ /\/\\ /\ /\ /
/\ /\ / /\\//\\ / / /\ \ \ /
/\/ \/\ /\/ \/\ /\ / /\/\\\/// \/\_/\/\_/\/ \ \__
/ \/\/ \/\/ \/\/ /_/\//\// //\/\/\ / ___ /
\ __ __/\ /\/\//\/\ \_/\_/ \ ___/
__\ \ \ \//\\/\\/\\\ \____/
\_\ //\//\//\//\\

Great jobs Michael ! Keep producing ..Salut !

very beautifull work.

very nice