apologies for the nausea. glad you like it!

Animation was made with Ultra fractal, C++, and final cut pro and the sound design was made with reaktor, reason, supercollider and logic pro. I just used a normal julia fractal and played around with the inverse transformations whilst tweaking the code a bit to get a different set of properties. An inversion of a fractal turns it inside out where the points that are furthest away immediately morphs to the foreground and the original center is simultaneously forced into the distance. This was achieved by specifying rates of change over the radius and center of the inversion circle. In relation with sound, I tried to link the speed at which these changes occur with the rate of synthesis effects like LFO and delay. Thats about it really. Thanks for the comment!

Hi Howard,

Thanks for the detailed answer! I don't have the knowledge to go so deep in tweaking codes. But I enjoyed to know that it was not an easy "throw a plug-in, add keyframes and render" thing. That's the kind of process that makes a difference.

I really liked the way you synched the sound to the video. I use Reaktor too. It's an amazing program.

thankyou, i wrote a bit about how it was made few posts above.

Comentário interessante. Sou alegre você gosta de ele.

Thankyou, i'm glad you liked it! Yes I am thinking of replacing it with an HD version. I'm not sure if my computer can handle HD though T_T

Awesome! My math teacher is mad about fractals and she loved it too, the love is also infective. Everyone I showed it to said it was the best!

wow, really? thankyou so much!