For what it's worth, after some trial and error, I just used the code from the FOV bit in the manual, altered a bit for audio purposes. Assuming you're using ESS for the FFT, here's the bit:

float cameraY = height/2;
float fov = (1 - (oct.peaks[3]/3)) * PI/3;
float cameraZ = cameraY / tan(fov / 2.0);
float aspect = width/height;
perspective(fov, 1.7777, cameraZ/10.0, cameraZ*10);

There's probably a sexier way to do that math, but I'm a musician, not a math whiz. (Irony of that statement is perfectly clear to me, thanks.) Of course, the aspect ratio (the 1.777 value) is correct for HD material, but will need to be adjusted to width/height for any other project.

Easy enough to add noise to that, and not a bad idea at all, although some serious trial and error will come in to play.

-CR

woah very very nice

yea, i'd say try to get closer to a "handheld" look. everything else is so perfectly mechanical that i think a little human into this mix would work just well. Great going, mate.

like the contrast between
how it looks and
how it feels (sound).

lovely. how do you get your quads to glow like that?