Fractals are some of the most beautiful and bizarre geometric shapes. Many phenomena in nature have patterns similar to fractals, like rivers, mountains, lightning, trees, snowflakes and crystals.

Both a music visualizer and a Live wallpaper is included in this app. Streaming music from Skunk Radio plays in the free version. Upgrading gives access to visualizing and playing any music.

Imagine your music interpreted visually and reflected in all the fractals. You will experience your music in an amazing new way when it connects to the Fractal Tunnels. The music will be visualized in lots of colors.

Fractals look the same at various different scales. You can take a small extract of the shape and it looks the same as the entire shape. This curious property is called self similarity.

To create a fractal you can start with a simple pattern and repeat it at smaller scales again and again forever. The name fractal is derived is derived from the fact that fractals don't have a whole number dimension, they have a fractal dimension. You can zoom into a fractal and the patterns and shapes will continue repeating forever.

You will enjoy 47 new tunnels and 6 different themes for the music visualizations when you upgrade to premium version. You can also choose the speed of the journey and the shape and appearance of the tunnels and textures. You can adjust how the textures are mixed. Maybe you want a faster mix or a slower mix with a longer fade between the textures? Enable the trial to see how this work, then upgrade if you want to continue using all the features.

The music in the free version comes from Skunk radio:
www.Backstage.SkunkRadioLive.com

The fractal textures in this app are made by Ivo Bouwmans:
http://www.rgbstock.com/gallery/ibwmns
TextureX:
http://www.texturex.com/
Silvia Hartmann:
http://1-background.com
Diaminerre:
http://diaminerre.deviantart.com/
Kpekep:
http://kpekep.deviantart.com/
ZingerBug:
http://www.ZingerBug.com
Eyvind Almqvist:
http://www.mobile-visuals.com/

Visit their galleries if you want more fractals!