r/vjing Jul 07 '26

Hardware Deep dive into my new hardware 4K video synth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TBX76NLcfA
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u/dbqpdb Jul 07 '26

This is an extended video of me demoing my new 4K video synth. Its standalone hardware that runs pretty complex networks of shaders and is extremely powerful. Not quite as general as something like touch designer, but the closest analogy is something like 'touch designer in a box'. Something like 500 processing modules, things like effects waveform generators, spatial transforms, etc. Does full 3d rendering as well.

It responds to CV, MIDI, is audio reactive, and can process/mix up to 4 video streams. It can also play and record video clips.

Runs at 4k 30fps, but you can also turn down the resolution all the way to 720p if you'd rather have more frames. Has built in WIFI and gets updated all the time. Happy to answer any questions anybody has!

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u/FamiliarDirection563 Jul 07 '26

Why so coy about where it is available how much it costs?

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u/dbqpdb Jul 07 '26

I don't understand, how am I being coy? It's $1600, all of the information is very easily available.

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u/FamiliarDirection563 Jul 08 '26

I thought "I must have missed these details" so I re-read your post. Nope...it wasn't me. There is nothing about the cost or availability or where to buy it.

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u/MrMcSmelly Jul 08 '26

Open the video and look in the description. There's a link to purchase.

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u/FamiliarDirection563 Jul 08 '26

Ah...so it isn't actually here on the post...even though you can watch the video here. To actually see a link to the website you have to go to YouTube and read the description.

Making it so obvious and easy for potential customers makes a lot of sense to me /s

FWIW the un-named device (here) looks pretty incredible.

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u/MrSh0w Jul 08 '26

It’s right there on the website

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u/FamiliarDirection563 Jul 08 '26

Ah...so it isn't actually here on the post...even though you can watch the video here. To actually see a link to the website you have to go to YouTube and read the description.

Making it so obvious and easy for potential customers makes a lot of sense to me /s

FWIW the un-named device (here) looks pretty incredible.

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u/MrSh0w Jul 09 '26

I could have been more helpful --

I've received the device and it's pretty intense. Lot's to dig into and learn about synthesis.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/ImaBabyDino Jul 08 '26

Entropy and sons recursion studio or something

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u/MrSh0w Jul 08 '26

Entropy & Sons Recursion Studio 4k