>>I worked with a guy who did a LOT of research in fractal rendering >>(in 4 dimensions no less!), and we created a soundtrack for one of >>his animations that was based on IFS (iterated function systems). IFS was founded by a mathematician named Barnsely I believe. I bought his book on the subject in 1989 - its a very fascinating book. His method is to use "affine" transformations which are a combination of rotations, reflections, stretches, compressions, and translation. Take several of these functions (which are expressable as matrices), and start with a single point - and randomly apply one transformation or the others - if you plot all of the points you get a fractal dust of sorts. I wrote some programs to do this and they created a lot of great graphics.
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Re: [L-OT] Fractal Music
2002-07-14 by TazmnianDv@aol.com
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