Gravilocity

We use it for several things: as a background for our hip hop performances; for introdicing students to an options menu with Type and Class and so forth (how to “step Into” the Making-Process); exposure to particle generators; modelling all sorts of interactive processes. It works SO well with music that most of my friends improvise with the app on the fly - I have a mini projector ;-)

It's a fantastic idea, and I've had fun playing around with it, but the settings/controls are just awful. I'm still not sure what "comet" or "echo" settings do. The way the menu is split up is very unintuitive and messy. The worst part is that the Retina display is not fully utilized - the stars always show up fuzzy rather than clear points. Another thing is that the music controls are really bad. It is a visualizer, so you are more than likely going to be playing music while using this app. You will be sorely disappointed by the controls and and ability of the music to affect the visuals. There are a ton of settings and things to try, so maybe I just haven't mastered it yet, but as of right now, I regret the money spent on this app. I will update this review if I like the app more, or if it gets updated.

I tell you, whoever developed this app is the psychedelic visualizer master. With just a few adjustments to the many parameters I was able to create mind bending live psychedelic images that normally would have only been available as a still image from a professional psychedelic artist. This app is worth every penny of that $1.99 that I spent for it and if you really love psychedelic visuals then you will love this app