I can't do it from the app, but you should already have some kind of GPU control panel installed with your driver. You can change the default GPU for each application there usually.
OK, I can work with this. Perhaps I misunderstood something, but what determines the fundamental rate at which the paths iterate and why is there no option to change this (to retune the instrument)?
Any plans to optimize this? My laptop runs it okay but I just want to be able to zoom deeper into the fractals lmao. (And maybe for my fans to be a little quieter).
one thing in particular i love is how you can hear "how stable" a cycle is, if that's even remotely the right terminology. Some places decay into a stable orbit very quickly, where you can't even hear the starting "metastable(?" orbit, and as you get into weirder places, you can hear that starting orbit decay more slowly into the more stable one, as the number of iterations it takes to stabilize increase. really cool stuff, thank you for making it, i'm gonna waste a lot of time.
This is great! I was able to play the theme song from Pan's Labyrinth, although its a bit more difficult to get used to than the other instruments i play lo
I had zero issues running this with wine, maybe try a bit more? It's unlikely to get a debian compilation - seems to be using a Windows-specific audio system
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I have discovered the true purpose of my rtx 3090 :D
I can't make my stupid laptop to run the app in the dedicated GPU. Is there a way to select which GPU to use inside the app?
I can't do it from the app, but you should already have some kind of GPU control panel installed with your driver. You can change the default GPU for each application there usually.
This is the coolest toy, especially the surround sound of it
it just says press any key to continue wtf
OK, I can work with this. Perhaps I misunderstood something, but what determines the fundamental rate at which the paths iterate and why is there no option to change this (to retune the instrument)?
In the source code, it's called "max_freq", you would have to re-compile from source to change it.
Woah this really cool!
It would be very cool to add a "Make your own fractal" option :D
i agree, and then i will conect this to an instrument and bamm a fractal piano/
More importantly, we need a compilation/list/links to music people make with this.
Any plans to optimize this? My laptop runs it okay but I just want to be able to zoom deeper into the fractals lmao. (And maybe for my fans to be a little quieter).
could we get a version for mac?
Can I Try This On Browser?I Hate Full Screen Game
would probably lag to oblivion
K
Yes, you can =) https://www.golova.dev/experiments/fractalSounds
K
Burning ship and SFX Fractals create some of my most favorite sounds.
this is soo coooool!
lagged out my computer, it feels like its going to catch on fire. Good program! 10/10
one thing in particular i love is how you can hear "how stable" a cycle is, if that's even remotely the right terminology. Some places decay into a stable orbit very quickly, where you can't even hear the starting "metastable(?" orbit, and as you get into weirder places, you can hear that starting orbit decay more slowly into the more stable one, as the number of iterations it takes to stabilize increase. really cool stuff, thank you for making it, i'm gonna waste a lot of time.
This is great! I was able to play the theme song from Pan's Labyrinth, although its a bit more difficult to get used to than the other instruments i play lo
Could you compile a debian version please? Love your videos!
I tried using wine for it and it gave me plenty of errors.
I had zero issues running this with wine, maybe try a bit more? It's unlikely to get a debian compilation - seems to be using a Windows-specific audio system
My antivirus started acting up when I tried to download it. Is this program safe?
0/61 antivirus engines on VirusTotal detect any problems.
0/70 for the exe
So it's probably pretty safe :)