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This song was used in my other fractal listening "experiment" vimeo.com/1404933

These are early test to understand how ArtMatic reacts to music.

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jonomac 1 year ago

these bubbles are a great naturalistic way of representing the sounds, much better than lines or fractals as previously shown...
how do u hook the audio output up to the artmatic software does it come with an option or have you rigged up something yourself?
cheers, jono
LucidTV 1 year ago

ArtMatic can be setup to read off an audio file, the audio input or even live audio. Can't wait to play with a 8 core cpu to see live in action.

Thanks for the comments!

I agree that the bubbles look better. But as I'm learning, I think there are ways of making even the sharp edge fractals react "gently" to the music. I hope to show more of this soon.