I composed and produced these tracks during my first  2 years of activity with multimedia group GMM.
They were originally used as ambient music for video-installations and as the soundtrack of videos with spoken lines. This is the case, for example, of  In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida or GMM Suite.
I made all  of these tracks using  one of the first entirely digital music production systems: Alpha Syntauri.
It consisted of two boards to be inserted into the relevant slots of Apple 2 (but I used its clone “Lemon”). The software was written in Basic and was quite coarse and would not allow any quantization. 
But its  sound  was interesting: purely additive synthesis with the possibility to control the envelop of each added overtone . Unfortunately all that happened within eight bit domaine.
So there was considerable digital distortion and it sounded fairly cold. But as you listen to them today that sound has a special appeal. The cold and abstract 80s atmosphere  -  in the style  of the eighties - that it generated  allowed me to compose very simple themes, sometimes abstract, sometimes sentimental : but  the final result would still match what the sound meant to describe: a glance onto reality that was detached and part of it at the same time. 
These tracks are presented in a suite divided into 2 parts.
Maurizio Dami A.K.A. Alexander Robotnick

Music For Installations

GMM - Music For Installations (1986)

Alexander Robotnick is the artist name of Maurizio Dami, an electronic musician, DJ and producer living in Italy.