Crow

An open, tactile instrument with sixteen by eight keys and decoupled warm white LED backlighting. By default does nothing; connected to a computer or module, it becomes sequencer, sample cutter, or polyrhythm machine.

The largest grid format with sixteen by sixteen keys, enabling more complex musical interactions. The grid that launched an entire category of performance controllers.

A portable, open-source sound computer running Linux with Lua scripting and SuperCollider DSP. Many sound instruments in one: sample-cutter, polysynth, granulator, algorithmic drum machine, and hundreds of community scripts.

Four high-resolution optical encoders ringed with decoupled warm white light. 1024 ticks per revolution for incredibly precise continuous control with dynamic visual feedback.

Battery-powered monophonic analog synth designed with Aphex Twin, featuring micro-tuning presets and oscilloscope display.

Micro modular synthesizer with West Coast-inspired architecture, 50 patch points, and included patch cables for experimentation.

A multitrack recorder and looper with five independent tracks. Features intuitive touch interface, built-in effects, and disk mode for file transfer.

A self-contained video synthesizer that creates reactive visuals from audio and MIDI input. Outputs to HDMI and composite with fully reprogrammable Python-based modes.

All-in-one battery-powered synthesizer, sampler, and drum machine with 12 synth engines, built-in speaker, microphone, and velocity-sensitive keyboard.

Semi-modular Eurorack-format tabletop synthesizer with 32-step sequencer, Moog ladder filter, and 32-point patchbay. The gateway to modular synthesis.