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The LZX Industries Ribbons is a tool for editing video sources in the style of old-school digital graphics.
The 3-bit digitizer module allows video sources and waveforms to be broken down into eight discrete bands. This allows you to recreate the look of primitive digital graphics and video colorizers from the 1970s and 1980s. With five CV inputs, many parameters can be controlled remotely if needed.
Lars Larsen and Ed Leckie met each other in the synth DIY scene in 2008 and collaborated with the idea to release an affordable yet powerful modular video synthesizer. In 2015, they moved to Portland and by now they have the most extensive catalogue of video synthesis modules available. In case you are wondering, in their own words: "LZX is not an acronym. It is an alphabetical sequence with aesthetic merit."
