Video Glitch Hardware

(Please improve this section by adding common video glitch tools; their features, and links to useful information. If a glitch tool is based on commodity hardware, e.g. a BPMC, Mezkalin, Tachyons+ mod, link to the base unit for details already covered.)

May want to make a distinction between Video Synthesis and Glitch (manipulating signals)

Note: This information maybe can be reorganized under the section of Where can I buy Glitch Gear

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        Mismatcher Deluxe

The accessories toggle 4 parameters: Gain, Feedback 1, Feedback 2, and the low-pass sync (ghost effect).

These parameters can also be toggled on/off via the CV inputs on the MIsmatcher Deluxe (0-5v).

• Switch Board expansion pack
• Audio Reactor expansion pack
• Wiper Expansion pack

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        Hypno

The Hypno is based on a Raspberry Pi (RPI). There are several variants. The hypno can be based off the RPI 3, RPI 3 Compute Module (CM), RPI4, or RPI4 Compute Module.  

Inputs:

• MP4 Video Looping
• USB Capture card
• Modular CV +/-5v

        Outputs:

• HDMI (720 x 480)
• Composite via 3.5mm to RCA adapter. (See section in this guide.)

Features:

• Wireless, Bluetooth
• Midi Control

Notes:

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Links:

• Hypno FAQ | Sleepy Circuits
• Hypno Manual | Sleepy Circuits
• Hypno Firmware | Sleepy Circuits
• Hypno Troubleshooting Guide | Sleepy Circuits
• https://sleepycircuits.gitbook.io/sleepy-circuits/archived-deprecated/historical-hypno-versions-expanders-and-pi-variants
• List of USB Accessories that work with Hypno
• Youtube: Hypno 1 minute visual Walkthroughs Playlist
• Youtube: Hypno Video Synthesizer Quick Start Playlist

https://github.com/syntonie

Syntonie CBV-001

Inputs:

• Composite video as both RCA and ⅛”
• ⅛” LZX-range CV input

Outputs:

• Composite video as both RCA and ⅛” (not multed)

Features:

Notes:

• Based on common AveMod circuit, bespoke eurorack hardware configuration

• Available as a DIY quit that is very affordable and doesnt’ require eurorack power
• Self-feedback

• Mult the output, send one side to a display and the other back to the input
• Can also send a copy out the output into the CV in from a mult for more self-modulation
• Twisting knobs will generally lead to unstable patterns of one kind or another
• Output is very glitchy in this state and needs some kind of solid TBC on the other end
• Output will be grayscale, generally

Links:

• https://modulargrid.net/e/syntonie-cbv001

Inputs:

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Outputs:

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Features:

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Notes:

• Self-feedback

• Is it capable of self-feedback, if so, describe the signal chain.

Links:

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See Panasonic WJ-AVE3 for more details on the base unit operation.

Features:

• 8 CV inputs with attenuation knobs
• 2 direct CV inputs
• 1 CV joystick input with 3 magnetic switch based joystick settings
• 3 magnetic switch based global glitch effects.

Links:

• BPMC AVE CV