Showing posts with label video synthesis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video synthesis. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
37 Synthesized Patterns (2010)
"A demonstration of the LZX Visionary modular video synthesizer used for direct synthesis techniques, meaning that no external image was used in the creation of these clips -- with the exception of a couple, which use a feedback camera to introduce extra modulation. Modules used include the basic system of 8 modules, including three Video Waveform Generator signal sources. A variety of techniques are used including oscillator frequency and waveshape modulation, keying, voltage controlled mixing, signal summing and absolute mode summing. No post-processing or manipulation has been added. Audio from the track Omniverse by S U R V I V E."
Thursday, October 14, 2010
SOLAR CAROUSEL (2010)
"Reimagined moments from Logan's Run (1976) by filmmaker and electronics designer Lars Larsen. This experiment uses an adaptation of the Function Generator circuit from the Sandin Image Processor, and the LZX Visionary modular video synthesizer to add additional keying and blending. Audio is processed through a Cat Girl Synth Wave Multiplier module, which is a similar circuit to the Sandin Image Processor's Function Generator. So in effect, similar processing techniques are implemented simultaneously to both video and audio, which are controlled by a single CV source."
Thursday, June 24, 2010
LZX "IN THE WILD"
Check out these video demos of work being made RIGHT NOW by happy LZX Industries Visionary video synthesizer owners:
Tommy DOG:
BRIZBOMB:
Monday, December 21, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
DOCUMENTATION OF EVE II (1976)
"The Second Electronic Visualization Event took place at The University of Illinois Chicago Circle Campus in 1976. This documentation features Bob Snyder on EMU Synthesizer, Phil Morton on the Sandin Image Processor by Dan Sandin and Guenther Tetz on the GRASS (GRaphics Symbiosis System) by Tom DeFanti. In Morton's words these artists perform live realtime audio and video synthesis "using both analog and digital computers as 'visual instruments'..." Other artists credited with participation in the Electronic Visualization Events between 1975 and 1978 include Drew Browning, Larry Cuba, Barbara Latham, John Manning, Faramarz Rahbar, Ed Rankus, Michael Sterling, Barbara Sykes and Jane Veeder."
Thursday, March 26, 2009
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