Videonics Sound Effects Mixer (SE-1) | Vintage Sound FX Box Quick Demo

video upload by General Midi Guy ⚡

"The Videonics Sound Effects Mixer (often known as the SE-1 'Boing Box') is a vintage audio effects unit packed with built-in, triggerable sound effects and simple mixing controls. Originally designed for video production and live use, this quirky little box has found a second life among experimental musicians, noise artists, and retro gear fans.

In this video, we take a closer look at the Videonics Sound Effects Mixer—covering its design, features, sound character, and creative possibilities. From classic cartoon-style effects to strange glitches and pitch-shifted tones, this unit delivers unmistakable old-school charm.

Whether you’re into retro electronics, circuit bending, experimental audio, or just love weird old gear, this mixer is a fascinating piece of audio history."

See the Videonics label directly below for additional posts.

Circuit Bent Videonics MX- Pro Video Mixer by LoFi Future

video upload by LoFiFuture

"Available to order here: https://lofifuturestore.square.site/p...

This Videonics MX-PRO has been modified and circuit bent turning it into a powerful glitch tool kit with rock solid Time Base Correction that can be used anywhere in the world [PAL & NTSC]

PAL/NTSC MOD
One of the most functional modifications is the addition of a PAL/NTSC switch located on the back. See when Videonics produced these for different domestic markets they would use the same motherboard and chipset for all international units. They would simply include or omit one jumper on the motherboard that tells the MX-PRO what mode to boot into. I have wired this jumper up to a toggle switch on the rear of the console so you can select weather you boot into PAL or NTSC mode when you switch the unit on.

Analog Colorizer
I have integrated a 3 knob LoFi colorizer circuit that is hardwired to composite input one. It features a true bypass switch so the effect can be quickly enabled or disabled.

Arcade Buttons
There are six arcade buttons fitted to the palm rest of the unit for momentarily triggering effects. 3 control glitches for bus A and 3 control glitches for bus B. They are tied into the framebuffer RAM and the video decoders for each bus.

Toggle Switches for Bus A/B
In addition to the arcade buttons there are 4 toggle switches for each bus. These switches are all connected to a common buss allowing you to mix unsynchronised data between bus A and B resulting in scrolling artefacts.

Toggle switches for shape and edge corruption
There are 5 toggle switches located near the T-bar, these corrupt the shape and edge style transitions resulting in interesting patterns and variations of shapes.

The unit comes included with the original switching power supply (can be used anywhere in the world) and the original printed manual."

Ninja Gaiden - Masked Devil (Nintendo Music) - Moog Minimoog Model D

Published on Sep 5, 2016 MrCaliforniaD

Recorded with:
Audio - Moog Minimoog Model D.
Video - Videonics TitleMaker 3000 / Critter & Guitari Video Scope

Roladex - Glass Statuette (official video)

Published on Aug 18, 2014 cathode rays

"from the new split 7inch with ((PRESSURES))
Produced by Chris Skinner, 2014

vinyl out Sept 25, 2014 from Disko Obscura and Medical Records
http://facebook.com/roladexmusic
http://diskoobscura.com
http://medical-records.org"

Gear:

"The drums are the tiptop 808 / Analogue Solutions SD78..

The baselines ares the SH-101 and the MS20 mini.. (both in video)

The disco arpeggiators are done on the Juno 6 and the Juno 60 (shown in video) Extra sound Effects are created using the Korg Poly Six (shown briefly in the video)

For the video..

The video was shot on VHS and the director used a SIMA SFX-11, a Videonics Video Pro Magic, a Videonics Video Equalizer and a VHS camcorder"

Videonics Sound Effects Mixer

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via this auction

I've never seen one of these before. I created a new Videonics label with this post.  I did a quick search on the site for Videonics and found a few previous posts on a video mixer.  See the Videonics channel at the bottom of this post.

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alternate view of international electromatics, 9-10-2011 (8mm).wmv

YouTube Uploaded by davevosh on Sep 11, 2011
Birthday party?
"alternate view performance video from 9/10/2011 at n.e.m.. the first, 4mm, video was shot from the back of the room with one camcorder. a second, 8mm, unit was used as the camera that captured stage imagery and was sent to video mixer. a side effect was to also record a video from a different, closer perspective and provide a different "look".
which do you prefer - ?
frank vanaman - euro-format modular synthesizer
dave vosh - euro-format modular synthesizer, critterandguitari tv-oscilliscope and videonics mx-1 video mixer."

MFB VD-01 Video Scope Module & Mini Doepfer System

this eBay listing
via the seller: "Doepfer A-100MC Raw Modular case that is capable of housing 4 eurorack modules. 3 modules will be included in the sale. The modules are the Doepfer A119 external input/envelope follower, the Doepfer A-106-5 SEM filter and the MFB VD01Videoscope (not pictured). All modules are working perfectly. I have been using the unit as an external effects processor and video synthesizer. An example of the VD-01 videoscope can be viewed here [below] This is a very useful little combination of modules for anyone working with audio and/or video."

See the video previously posted here.

Video Feedback Visualizer Modular Patch

YouTube via ionraygun

"I create live real-time video feedback sets on occasion and this is one of my favorite starter patches for audio visualization... wanted to demonstrate the patch while everything is still in this configuration from a New Years Eve gig.

This example uses an ebay telephone carbon microphone as an audio source going into a Doepfer A-119 input module filtered by Livewire and Plan B VCFs into an MFB VD-01 VideoScope module that is then keyed over a live video feedback signal path with a Videonics MX1 video mixer and processed by a Korg KAOSS Pad Entrancer... wow is anybody actually reading this?

Shot on a Nikon D90 for no other reason then it was handy and my Canon XHA1 is loaned out to a friend... plus who else would dare use their new DSLR for video feedback looping?

Watch in HD!"