Synapse by Christian Greuel

"Christian GreuelFake Space Labs / CalArts (1992)

An abstract work of visual music, “Synapse” is a stylized interpretation of the inner senses as they are lifted from a state of despondency to find temporary asylum in a delirious

moment of lucidity. This mindscape takes us on a ride through the turbulence of the psyche using vintage real-time 3D graphics and electronic synthesis technology.

The base graphics were created at Fake Space Labs during an Artist-in-Residency (1991-92) and repurposed for this work in 2003.

Video and Music: Christian Greuel
A/D Transfer: Aaron Ross (2003)
Thanks to: Mark Bolas and Eric Gullichsen

Graphics created at: Fake Space Labs (1992)
Video processed at: California Institute of the Arts (1992)
Music created at: California Institute of the Arts (1991)

Software: Sense8 WorldToolKit 1.0, AutoCAD (3D models), ColoRIX (2D textures)
Hardware: i386 PC (4MB RAM), DS1 DVI video card, CRT display, 3/4" video tape and camera
Video Processing Hardware: Hearne/EAB Videolab, Fairlight CVI
Audio: Roland SH-5 analog synthesizer, Ampex 456 4-track 1/4" analog tape"

Stakker

Mark McClean and Colin Scott Originally collaborated as Stakker producing innovative live visuals and produced various VHS releases and music videos such as the ground braking Eurotechno (1989) and The Evil Acid Baron Show (1988) . There visuals are full of strange 3D landscapes that are reminiscent of early CG  films produced by american companies such as Pacific Data Images and image processing straight form the Fiarlight CVI, the fast cutting and break neck speed at which new visual elements are introduced helped pave the way for what would become the standard style for live VJing and the visual accompaniment to underground electronic music for the next 15 years. Mark and Colin appear to have stopped working together after the release of Eurotechno. However Part of the sound track  was produced and released as a single to great acclaim by soon to be Future Sounds of London member Brian Dougans, Mark McClean went on to produce most of the visuals and artwork for Future Sounds of London including there seminal album Lifeforms. There is very little information available on line as to what became of Mark, Colin or their early influential collaboration. Stakker is credited with the 1995 Aphex Twin sound tracked Westworld VHS so they may have had a much longer working relationship than is described on-line. Mark's work for FSOL is credited as Buggy G Riphead and FSOL have some fantastic videos possibly produced by Mark and collaborators.

I really like the graphics that accompany Glass on the Teachings From The Electronic Brain video

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stakker_Humanoid

http://www.minimumwastage.com/post/7189143828/stakker-eurotechno-rephlex-stakker-was-a

http://inspirationiseverything.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/remember-this.html

http://www.mancky.co.uk/?p=424

http://uk.linkedin.com/in/colinscottsalesatukip

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Stakker

ラックスラングリーンフラッシュ

Chromosaturation

TRANSFORMATION Music Video by Suzanne Doucet & James Bell

"Camera James Bell, Directed by Suzanne Doucet. This Music Video was produced in Munich Germany in 1985 with a Fairlight Video Synthesizer. Music by Suzanne Doucet and Christian Buehner from the album TRANSFORMATION (1983) which is avialble on CD."

Via onamtuber on youtube

Thomas Ronkin - "Knowledge" (five-monitor video installation in 1986)

from ThomasRonkinRelated

go to his site here to learn more Thomas Ronkin

Fairlight CVI Electric Guitar Solo 1986

from IROCON1 on youtube

Missing Persons - Surrender Your Heart

Amiga Animation Effected By a CVI

Here is a nice scravbled loop created with an Amiga Fairlight CVI recorded on VHS from strumsart on youtube