Circuit Bending - Analog Glitches WITHOUT a CRT TV

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This is a quick little update to my previous video on creating analog glitch textures with circuit bending. Many people have asked whether you have to use a CRT TV and camera to record, or if there's a solution to record the glitches directly back to your computer. I've finally sat down and tested out a solution for this that works WITHOUT a tv.
I'm demoing it here with one laptop, but my suggestion is definitely to use two different machines to separate the source from the recording. I was having issues maintaining a consistent frame rate in my recordings when using just one laptop.
This is just one example of a signal path that works; I'm sure you could add/remove parts and come to an even better solution. Let me know in the comments what you come up with.

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