The Glitch Guide

Touch-pad controlled video effects processor with real-time audio-reactive visuals. The XY touchpad controls video effects while simultaneously processing audio. A true audio-visual performance instrument. The touchpad m

Predecessor to the legendary MX50. Fewer effects and no S-Video, but still a solid analog mixer with wipes, fades, and basic effects. More affordable entry point into the Panasonic MX lineup.

The legendary MX50 — arguably the most sought-after analog video mixer in glitch art. 4-input mixer with dual-bus architecture, built-in effects strobe, paint, mosaic, negative, posterize, 200+ wipe patterns, and chroma/

Highly regarded mixer with extensive wipe patterns, digital effects, and a built-in titlemaker. The MX-1 is beloved for its unique effect character and circuit-bending potential. Built-in TBC helps with signal stability.

Professional broadcast-quality converters. AJA devices are the gold standard for signal conversion in professional environments. Various models covering every conversion path.

Basic video enhancer/stabilizer. In glitch art, pushing the enhancement controls beyond normal range produces interesting artifacts. Cheap and common — good circuit bending starter.

Ultra-cheap composite to HDMI adapter. Basic upscaling with no processing. Quality is minimal but it works for getting analog signals onto HDMI displays. Ubiquitous on Amazon.

Modern HDMI production switcher with 4 inputs, built-in streaming encoder, USB-C webcam output, and software control. While designed for streaming, creative misuse yields interesting digital artifacts. The macro system c