DIY Video Synthesizer, Model No. 100PFB // Promo, Full Overview (GVS003) // Gleix Devices

[@saturnjr9136]

oh sweet, so thats how 100% electronica gets their effects

[@jacopocondo6002]

Circuit bending and ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣＳ. Love.

[@GoCreateSomething]

So.... You could run the audio from a DAW out of your computer into that and go ham? Or a keyboard, or a guitar? Then you could run white noise in the DAW through a notch filter, comb filter through a chorus or any other kind of effect and see what that does. That sounds like a good time! You know, I wonder if it would be worth while to run different audio signals into each of the three color channels.

[@johnschade6343]

amazing! I would be so interested in learning about how I could make one at home. must be so satisfying to work on something like this and finally plug it in & see them colors :)

[@LoFiFuture]

Have a gander at my website lofifuture to find the original guide I wrote that was followed for this build! I want everyone to know how to put these little feedback systems together. Video synthesis fore the masses!

[@bitface11]

@@LoFiFuture amazing!

[@Aristedes_Mr.Melody_TM]

The last few minutes are worth the whole video! Super #VideoArt!

[@jordanWAH]

After seeing a video about the hypno, as ridiculously cool it is, it's price is just ridiculous. How something based on the rpi4 can sell for $600 is beyond me. So this is refreshing to me. I like it.

[@irregularlyregular]

Why? How much would this cost if it was available to purchase?

[@jordanWAH]

@@irregularlyregular like 600 last I checked

[@atomictraveller]

a lot of the current machines are pretty naff but this cooks. the "winter freeze" does have nice amendments but the constant feedback of this build is essential. watching you use it i'd try continuous x-y offset knobs instead of the buttons. i'm not commissioning anything but i'd try and follow a schematic for my niece. nice. it's about as fluid as i remember the best results of analog feedback being, keen that you've got it in a machine.

[@StephenMcLeod]

This thing is amazing.

[@ArkaHtun]

Nice job , really organic

[@YOVOZOL]

very impressive! was this built from scratch or does it hijack an existing video circuit? stuff like this gives me hope future analog glitch artists won't have to rely solely on this discontinued analog video gear that is becoming more and more rare

[@phobosapiens]

He has more info about on his site but here's the main setup needed: www.patreon.com/posts/low-cost-video-33131406

[@admsmth_47]

Haha no way. Shout out Adam Kane.

[@kingstux]

This is inspiring ! How did you implement the CV for RGB ? I tried using vactrols but the colors are too dark. Only potentiometers work great.

[@electricarchaic]

Well yeah I need to make one of these!

[@BrowsSmellLikeShit]

I love this so much

[@BrowsSmellLikeShit]

the audio reactive stuff is awesome

[@lukasheat6412]

so awesome bro

[@sleepy_onion4838]

This is awesome. I’m not super familiar with the connections. Can you run hdmi in or out of this thing?

[@TheAuralab]

💚

[@desiluus]

super awesome!

[@poribrutal]

love u bro

[@ArtParsegov]

Epileptic trigger gadget

[@hey1inn]

YESS!!!!

[@luctmelod]

excellent!

[@sentient8653]

Can we get a demo with video input beyond the signal generator? I want to see some images chew on themselves.

[@splinter_mouth]

This looks awesome, great work! I'm looking to get start with some DIY video stuff. I was just wondering if the up/down and left/right buttons could be wired to a joystick ? Instead of having to press the buttons repeatedly to scroll through the menu, you could just hold the joy stick in the right position to boost the saturation or whichever parameter, or would that not be possible ? Thanks for posting these videos up and keep up the great work !

[@gleix_]

Thanks! That should be doable; I've considered this a lot but haven't implemented it properly though I did try it with a few cheap joysticks. In practice it feels less than ideal but there are ways to make it work. By default the way that the buttons work is that a message is sent when the circuit is closed, so every press of the button makes a single *tick* of an adjustment. For the joystick itself, you'd probably just want a 4-axis one that can close separate circuits when in the up/down/left/right position - sort of like how the atari joystick worked. Super basic. You'd then need to design an additional circuit that will repeatedly close the desired button's circuit at a pre-determined interval that the existing button circuit is still able to interpret (ie. not too fast) and use the joystick to turn those circuits on and off. So basically just like a "turbo button" on those old third party console controllers. There would definitely be some advantages to being able to hold a direction to make larger adjustments, but it would also remove some of the precision afforded by using individual ticks for direction & parameter adjustment, so you'd probably want to have those available as well.

[@arduinosoundlab6060]

That's amazing, really good work.. could you tell me any info on the small screen/monitor you used in the demo? Thanks

[@OwenKirby]

wow! fantastic device!

[@jenskuhnemann1241]

Hi, I have a question, after connecting the two converters and looping the signal I am getting a mainly green picture and have to shift the hue quite a bit. Is this normal or should the signal on all be similar and I might have created cold solder joints. Used led solder, maye there was ledfree used on the board before.

[@Ouefdie]

How is the external input processed? just a Transistor?

[@oouje]

Hey! do you know anything about Dirty VGA? It's like putting knobs and switches in the middle of a VGA cable but i haven't found any info about it other than a comment in Reddit, thanks!

[@bronastyxd4807]

Is that a mf Station Square theme remix? Omg

[@megan8494]

Where would i get a small screen like that?

[@yekky22]

How much do u typically charge for one of these

[@JA-gt8cr]

Does the menu have to go to the main program output or can it be assigned to only go out to the monitor?

[@enpugin]

My brain began to melt around yhe 9min mark onward.... 🫠

[@originalfallinggirl]

I want it! How do in buy?

[@dominiquel9288]

wait so I can use a music synthesizer to get the effects ? or do I need a video synthesizer?

[@janmarek3408]

this is simple kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpippnx-r8aJjM0

[@chkbt]

Yooo are these still for sale 👀

[@intoishun2556]

I would love to buy something like this, should I contact you through your website?

[@gleix_]

Hey there! Yep, that's the best place to do it - I've got a dedicated contact form for video synth commissions over at www.gleix.net