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This is the future of visuals. God help you if you smoke the reefer cause you can kiss your productivity goodbye.
Preloaded iTunes visuals will zone you out just fine, but if you're looking for the next generation of eye candy time-wasters, Magnetosphere's got you covered. Unlike standard iTunes fare, this visualizer hypnotically swirls and twirls right to the beat of the music.
Magnetosphere was born of some experiments in Processing that Barbarian Robert Hodgin (of Flight404 fame) was conducting on his experimental blog. We got a lot of positive feedback from the visualization style, and a lot of requests to "use this in our project." Too many, actually, for us to handle, so we figured we'd get the thing into a form that anyone could use. Basically, we made Magnetosphere by making a Processing application, and then porting it line by line to C++ so we could use the iTunes visualizer SDK to develop an iTunes plug-in for the Mac and PC. Not the most efficient method, but it allows us to use the graphical goodness of Processing to explore ideas, utilizing the power of C++ to get it deploye
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