Julia Set Axis Sweep

An animation of the Julia sets z^2 + c along the x axis followed by a scan along the i axis.
(If you don't like my music, hit the mute button!)
(Rebuilt the video so it is in true HD...I'm still not sure about the colors...can't seem to make it brighter without losing detail...perhaps I should stop using purple!)

[@williamknight9466]

I find the value of i at 2:00 to 2:01 to be most interesting because it appears to show a transition from extreme beauty to utter annihilation. What is the value of i at that point?

[@kevinbeseinyu3598]

there are clearly a few points of transition.

[@dappermink]

The value of i always equals √-1 (':

[@benjaminwessel5290]

William Knight look in the bottom left corner to observe the value of c

[@Radonatos]

Around 0-0.666i, in fractal hell, where chaos and order clash in an eternal struggle.
Ok, maybe more around 0-0.645i, but that wouldn't be so dramatic. Still made me think about how we correlate perceptions like aesthetic appeal with mathematical regularity or seemingly chaotic numerical behaviour.

[@ryanfranks9441]

It appears at times to show gravitational patterns at times, and wave function like patterns, keep experimenting with these offsets, it is really interesting

[@Hampardo]

Music is awesome, and fits perfectly with the video.

[@lincolnuland5443]

"And the Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it."

[@nikosgeorgakas184]

WE , VERY MUCH , LIKE THE MUSIC. AND THE VIDEO. WE THANK YOU.

[@kekco8u4]

I found the value of at 0:41 this is intresting because its like Multibrot

[@blackhole924]

I like this music

[@clairecelestin8437]

Wow! Gorgeous!

[@ShrubRustle]

Would you mind if I made a video adding sound design to the second sweep? This video just screams "dimensional portal opening" and I wanted to make it sound like it too. I'd credit and link you, obviously, I wasn't raised in the jungle.

[@ShrubRustle]

hi I'm still interested in posting the video if you'd let me

[@alexiadamasceno1255]

maybe he not see the comment, make sense cuz he not post video in long time

[@FreeFreePLSTINE]

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[@FreeFreePLSTINE]

0:17 my fav

[@fourscoreand9884]

Great job. Beautiful.

[@chipsiko4]

What application do you use ?

[@ShrubRustle]

see i like the music but it sounds way overdriven, like it was put through a preamp made out of a potato. I love what's going into the potato, though! love retro synths

[@DFYSolutions]

Heh! Thanks! The music was a piece I did many years ago...was playing around with REALLY overdriving some distortion through a reverb. (multiple reverbs if memory serves.)

[@ShrubRustle]

Damnimp oof! ouch! yikes! good composition tho

[@WildStar2002]

Beautiful! Love it!

[@fear_toxin]

SO COOL AKJDKD

[@lizasovereign2840]

z^2 + c = mandelbrot
z^2 + ci = Julia set?

[@leonverseproductions245]

1:05 black Hole Fractal

[@sksYT18888]

Julia set tutorial good!!!!

[@tawagb1880]

The song....

[@chrisrodriguezm13]

The music is too loud

[@chrisrodriguezm13]

But its ok

[@renderjay6035]

Hi

[@amokaanimationz240]

1:06 Math can create a circle

[@ChiNguyen-tw7sj]

1+1+1+1+1-1+1+1+1+1+1+12%=21%

[@adammaj1]

thx for great video. Showing c parameter (in the left bottom corner) is nice . Here are 2 parts: folowing x axis ang y axis. In first part how do you chooss points ( steps) ? In the second part IMHO following internal rays should be better : en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Fractals/Iterations_in_the_complex_plane/Mandelbrot_set_interior#Internal_rays

[@georgen.2959]

Done that in 3d

[@dandidoo1393]

Sound in Ohio💀