wow this is an insane project. I love how much of your personal touch comes through on the final design. This thing is made by you through and through.
@@cusabir would you be able to send any info on what you read/watched whatever to get started? or just tips in general? thanks, kind of an information overload out there lol might be easier to just hear your start
@@4soggy ruclips.net/video/FaoJaLmZaL4/видео.html this is a great video on using the 40106 to make oscillators that work on the Cha/v. Also my first project was a dirty video mixer and it was the perfect project to start with. Playing with audio circuits helps familiarize with signal path and is good for an overall understanding of engineering.
Wow, this blew my mind! I watched Lofifuture's video and im in the process of trying to build the GBS 8100 mod. Glad to see your video pop up in my suggested.
@@cusabir Hey so I noticed you have what looks like a ground running from the Video-In of the Video to VGA device to the Video-out on the GBS. Where do you have that connecting back into the circuit? Since I didnt see that being done in LoFi's video my build doesnt have that wired. Right now my video-out is basically colorized static and I'm trying to troubleshoot it. Im hoping I just overlooked something basic due to the fact Im a noob at this.
Sweat. Dude just gave me an idea in comments of another video and you prob could answer better than me. It should be possible to make an Oscilloscope using similar stuff right? Any ideas on where to start? I mean, if I could get around the need for old CRTs for many my projects that could be a huge win for me. Might even be able to make some really powerful microscopes using some techniques like TEM microscopes do allowing one to see atoms if I could control every pixel on the screen like an H and V scan rate.
What's this thing you did witu the vacuüm pump? And what's it for? Btw I really love the work you did here. Proper creative things you got going on. Might pick my self up a color printer for this too. Anything you would recommend what isn't clumsy as the average printer what you have to refill one of the 6 colors every month? :p
Preciate this video so much I built my own GBS video synth with a mixture of yours and lofi futures build. All the bend points work as expected. But I am having difficulties with the output only displaying bends when used with the VGA input on the GBS and the feedback function whenever I switch it on it just gives a video glitch mix of the VGA and RCA input. Do you have any tips to fix this?
This looks so cool but I have no idea how to even get started with it, I know absolutely nothing about circuits or anything like that. Do you have any recommendations?
Firstly, this video is awesome and thank you for sharing, but do you have any other videos that are slow and describe someone new to this (like myself) about what youre soldering, and why/what connections need to be made?
Thank you! No sorry. Wish I would have taken that into consideration when making it. If you go to lofifuture and Jonas bers website they have more information and schematics on the projects.
How does the CHA/V is routed to the GBS 8100? as I understand, either VGA out pins from chav should be routed to the VGA IN pins from GBS8100 but that would occupy the feedback connection or.... not?
The last output video signal form gbs 8100 is passively multiplied so the lcd monitor and the final output to the composite to vga converter can have the same signal , is that right?
I love this version of the gbs 8100. Quick question: you've wired to power and ground according to the graphic and not to the command pins (notably 15) is that right?
Yes I skipped the command pins on this one because it kept crashing the device when I shorted to some of the pins on the previous one I made. You might want to try the bend points before you solder to jacks to mark which ones work well. It produces a pretty good effect.
@@cusabir Awesome! I see you soldered to pin 50 for ground. Did you just connect that directly to both jacks (like to one jack and then that jack to the other jack)? Thank you again. You've inspired me to build a modular video system of my own. Working on it.
Hi man, this video is amazing, watched it several times to wrap my head around things. I'm starting to build my own CHA/V right now but I was wondering did you just connect the CHA/v output into the GBS8100 input or how did you make the input from the gbs got trough the cha/v?
I connected the chav to the video to vga converter and the output of the converter to the gbs 8100 thru the output going to the rgb pots so it could be used with the glitches. Hope that helps.
If you’re panel mounting new composite plugs make sure they are grounded to the converter and the soldered wires are connected to the pin for the jack tip. For the feed back connect the input and output by a switch. Lofifuture has a good schematic on his website. Lmk if that helps.
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Can you put a shopping list in the description? I like to try this for myself :)
Just what I needed! ANOTHER branch on the hobby tree! Dig it!
wow this is an insane project. I love how much of your personal touch comes through on the final design. This thing is made by you through and through.
Thank you❤️
I watched this tutorial a lot and it inspired me to build my own videosynth. Thanks a lot for sharing.
@@onlinevideoart yesssss!
This is so unique. I don’t think i’ve seen something like this before. Great explanation too
Thanks, Jake! Hope you have been doing well!
cool little project, that things badass man. shoutouts to yovozol.
damn, you should have way, WAY more followers! Stellar video!
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Holy shit man I can’t believe it, but I think I’m gonna do one for myself. I could totally do this!! Thank you!
Awesome stuff 🔥🔥🔥
such patience, such understanding , such project
Thx man
this is a perfect youtube video. very well done. thank you
this is incredible! well done, mad props. your videos are a joy to watch
Oh man, I soooo need to get into this stuff
Awww well done! Really enjoyed checking out yout set up.
just found this video and it’s so educational and helpful! thank you so much for sharing for us beginner electronic makers :)
Great job! Thank you for sharing!)
First video I watched of yours, instant subscribe. Love this customization!
Thanks so much!
please make more. i just started getting into this stuff and i can tell youd be a great mentor
Thanks! It means a lot! I definitely will!
@@cusabir would you be able to send any info on what you read/watched whatever to get started? or just tips in general? thanks, kind of an information overload out there lol might be easier to just hear your start
@@4soggy ruclips.net/video/FaoJaLmZaL4/видео.html this is a great video on using the 40106 to make oscillators that work on the Cha/v. Also my first project was a dirty video mixer and it was the perfect project to start with. Playing with audio circuits helps familiarize with signal path and is good for an overall understanding of engineering.
@cusabir can you please put a shopping list up so we can also build this?
This is such a cool build man! Well done.
beautiful 💗
Wow, this blew my mind! I watched Lofifuture's video and im in the process of trying to build the GBS 8100 mod. Glad to see your video pop up in my suggested.
Awesome! Thanks for watching kily! Hope your build turns out great!:)
@@cusabir Hey so I noticed you have what looks like a ground running from the Video-In of the Video to VGA device to the Video-out on the GBS. Where do you have that connecting back into the circuit?
Since I didnt see that being done in LoFi's video my build doesnt have that wired. Right now my video-out is basically colorized static and I'm trying to troubleshoot it. Im hoping I just overlooked something basic due to the fact Im a noob at this.
One ground is going from video in on the v-vga to the panel mount rca jack. Same for the vga-v.
Sweat. Dude just gave me an idea in comments of another video and you prob could answer better than me. It should be possible to make an Oscilloscope using similar stuff right? Any ideas on where to start? I mean, if I could get around the need for old CRTs for many my projects that could be a huge win for me. Might even be able to make some really powerful microscopes using some techniques like TEM microscopes do allowing one to see atoms if I could control every pixel on the screen like an H and V scan rate.
I wish I could make something like that
Epic build...awesome engineering.
dope as fukkk bro. i was thinking of doing a similar thing with the chav and the hacked vga converter. inspiring
Thanks bro! You should definitely go for it!
What's this thing you did witu the vacuüm pump? And what's it for?
Btw I really love the work you did here. Proper creative things you got going on. Might pick my self up a color printer for this too. Anything you would recommend what isn't clumsy as the average printer what you have to refill one of the 6 colors every month? :p
Bravo ! Très cool.
Thank you🥰 I love your dirty video mixer video! It was the first I watched when I started getting into glitch stuff!
Preciate this video so much I built my own GBS video synth with a mixture of yours and lofi futures build. All the bend points work as expected. But I am having difficulties with the output only displaying bends when used with the VGA input on the GBS and the feedback function whenever I switch it on it just gives a video glitch mix of the VGA and RCA input. Do you have any tips to fix this?
Very cool
Not sure if it's been claimed yet, but your li'l bastard kit is a reference to The Simpsons right? Specifically Bart's pranks
Yessssss🔥🔥🔥 finally someone got it lol. Just saw this comment btw. I’ll send you the goods!
This looks so cool but I have no idea how to even get started with it, I know absolutely nothing about circuits or anything like that. Do you have any recommendations?
Love this build brother, What is the model of that camera?? and did you swap the lens for a fisheye?
Thanks! It’s a Sony handycam. I got a 37mm fisheye with a screw Mount.
Your Hpx and Xtreme lens is probably worth a fortune now.
Lol people still hit me up asking to buy it.
@@cusabir You don't have anymore?
@@emmpak nah. I sold it in late 2018. Traded it for a vx1000/mk1 and cash😩
hey man I'm currently trying to put something like that together. would you upload the schematics like a scan or photo in hires please?
wicked!!
great work!!
Firstly, this video is awesome and thank you for sharing, but do you have any other videos that are slow and describe someone new to this (like myself) about what youre soldering, and why/what connections need to be made?
Thank you! No sorry. Wish I would have taken that into consideration when making it. If you go to lofifuture and Jonas bers website they have more information and schematics on the projects.
instant subscribe
very cool man. inspiring. out of curiosity, what video display are you using? Thanks
Where did you get that lovely little screen?
From Amazon. It’s for a rear view parking camera. $20.
nice dude : )
How does the CHA/V is routed to the GBS 8100? as I understand, either VGA out pins from chav should be routed to the VGA IN pins from GBS8100 but that would occupy the feedback connection or.... not?
so either one connects the VGA to video composite converter to the GBS8100 vgainput or is the CHAV VGA output connected to the GBS8100, right?
very amazing and informative video... but is nobody going to mention the hyde :( dam
this is insane!!!
Could I commission you to make something like this? This is incredible!
Yeah hit me on Instagram.
The last output video signal form gbs 8100 is passively multiplied so the lcd monitor and the final output to the composite to vga converter can have the same signal , is that right?
I love this version of the gbs 8100. Quick question: you've wired to power and ground according to the graphic and not to the command pins (notably 15) is that right?
Yes I skipped the command pins on this one because it kept crashing the device when I shorted to some of the pins on the previous one I made. You might want to try the bend points before you solder to jacks to mark which ones work well. It produces a pretty good effect.
@@cusabir Awesome! I see you soldered to pin 50 for ground. Did you just connect that directly to both jacks (like to one jack and then that jack to the other jack)? Thank you again. You've inspired me to build a modular video system of my own. Working on it.
@@ngilbert86 yup I just split two jacks to one pin. That’s awesome! Good luck on your project!:)
Hi man, this video is amazing, watched it several times to wrap my head around things. I'm starting to build my own CHA/V right now but I was wondering did you just connect the CHA/v output into the GBS8100 input or how did you make the input from the gbs got trough the cha/v?
I connected the chav to the video to vga converter and the output of the converter to the gbs 8100 thru the output going to the rgb pots so it could be used with the glitches. Hope that helps.
Awesome build and a great video to go with it. Thanks for sharing all the info. What kind of display are you using ?
Thanks! It’s a $20 rear view backup camera display from Amazon.
my man going for the double lighter technique. so dank! where is that little screen in the box from?
Haha thanks! It’s a rear view camera monitor from Amazon. $20.
Do you know what screen was used?
Cool
could u clarify soldering for composite in and out? im have a bit of trouble
If you’re panel mounting new composite plugs make sure they are grounded to the converter and the soldered wires are connected to the pin for the jack tip. For the feed back connect the input and output by a switch. Lofifuture has a good schematic on his website. Lmk if that helps.
Do you build these and sell I would buy one but need it built? whats
@cusabir can you please put a shopping list up so we can also build this?