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Launching soon on Kickstarter, Glitch Boy from Melted Electronics is described as a compact audiovisual instrument for glitch artists, musicians, and experimental image makers. Basically a hacked retro console, it loads NES-compatible ROMs from microSD and lets users manipulate visuals and sound in real time using onboard controls, MIDI, audio input, or CV. It also functions as a 4-voice chiptune synthesizer, and is available in both standalone and Eurorack versions. Here's some facts about it direct from the developers...
Quick facts
- Loads NES-compatible ROMs from microSD
- Real-time glitch control via knobs and buttons
- MIDI input for automation and controller mapping
- 4-voice chiptune synth engine playable via MIDI
- Audio-reactive glitching via line input
- 2x CV inputs for Eurorack / modular integration
- NTSC and PAL composite video output
- Open and hackable firmware
- Available in standalone and Eurorack versions
Pricing and Availability:
Launches on Kickstarter: April 14, 2026.
Early Bird price: €150
Standard price: €170
Estimated shipping: Early Bird June 2026, general July 2026
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