Perlin Sphere GLSL to Quarz Composer

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Created by Cybero, the following are Quartz Crystal video renders of a Perlin Sphere GLSL shader ported into Quarz Composer. Originally developed by Inigo Quilez, now ported to QC with added audio interactivity , two texture channels, [noise and waveform image] and audio specific calculations and rotations.

The piece follows on from the Flame Surf (below), another rendered by Cybero as a collection of fine GLSL shaders collated off Shadertoy and Heroku.

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