This one came up right as I was going to bed and I woke up and added some color cycling. Audioreactive “modulo billiards” equations? Don’t ask me. But this is one of the most trippy modes I have coded to date! Use the knobs. There’s a lot of fractal territory to unpack and explore here. It’s the most reactive visually to different sounds that I’ve seen out of an Eyesy. Knob4 for your color options with some monochromes and some micropalettes that literally F█CK WITH MY EYES! Knob5 cranked all the way puts it into audioreactive OVERDRIVE!

⍲⎾⎾ ℍ⍲⟟⎾ ⍑ℍℇ ⅁⎾⌾☈⍦ ⌾🜅 ⍑ℍℇ ℍ⍦⍴☊⌾ ⅁☈⟟⟄!

Knob 1 controls the pattern’s complexity.
Knob 2 controls the tiling or modulo divisor of the pattern.
Knob 3 controls the resolution of the generated pattern.
Knob 4 selects one of three distinct color modes for the pattern:

Dual-brightness monochrome: A black and white palette with two brightness levels.
4-color hue palette: A palette of four colors based on a rotating hue.
Animated cycling palette: An animated, cycling color palette.

Knob 5 serves a dual purpose:

It controls the background color.
It blends the values from knobs 1, 2, and 3 with the EYESY’s audio input level, allowing the pattern to react to sound.

Version 1.1 update brings in merely a more reliable way of summing the audio levels that avoids potential issues under rare circumstances.

* Credit to the reddit post that inspired this mode: https://www.reddit.com/r/generative/comments/1lkhuqg/fractallike_patterns_from_discretizing_nonlinear/