OVUM for Eurorack, a modular synth module, pictured on shards of black marble.
Introducing OVUM for Eurorack - analog oscillator bank.
Five oscillators of drone and modulation for your modular system.
crowselectromusic.com/products/ovu...
Lore + Chromaplane
A sheet of plywood on a CNC bed with cases for OVUM, an analog synthesizer, being cut out
OVUM synth enclosures being CNC milled
A photo of my new synth, Lore, on a wet gravel background. It is a small square with sliders and knobs in a transparent-green bioplastic case with two white cables coming out the back.
This is Lore
It is a two oscillator fm synth.
It makes sounds. Shimmering sounds, gentle sounds, modem login sounds. All kinds of sounds. It’s available now
crowselectromusic.com/products/lore/
A screenshot of an interactive fm synthesis demo, with three sliders for carrier freq, modulator freq, and modulator level, as well as an oscilloscope view of the generated waveforms.
I’ve been building a cute little interactive FM synthesis explainer, using Tone.js and alpine.js. Fun! It will go live when my next synth launches. I found a 12 year old js oscilloscope package that still worked! Freshened it up a little, if you also have need of a ‘scope github.com/crowselectro...
today’s demo, all tones from device with a little delay and reverb
Ok cool so tariffs are coming Tuesday. So if you buy a synth today I will mail it rush right now and it might get thru before they take effect. crowselectromusic.com/products/ovum
My synths are made in Canada. Looks like starting tomorrow they’re gonna cost 25% more for americans? So dumb.
A photo of OVUM, a synthesizer with a white metal top panel on a wooden base, sitting in a garden bed surrounded by plants
This is OVUM, a five voice analog synthesizer, handmade by me in Vancouver, Canada. Specifically designed for sound exploration, drones, and ambient textures.
Photo of a dreadbox erebus v3 analog synthesizer module on a table below a case of eurorack synthesizer modules.
Now that I’ve repaired my lil’ erebus module, this guy feels a little redundant. It’s a beautiful synth, in sound and in form, but I never clicked with it. But if you want a small and streamlined semi-modular minimoog - this is probably the synth for you!
Me when sounds go woooboooshhhoooo:💆🏻♂️
Me when sounds go chkchckchckchckhhhhhakkakak: also 💆🏻♂️
A modular synthesizer, with two large modules at the top: dreadbox antiphon, and dreadbox lil’ erebus.
In 2018 and 2019 I bought two diy kit eurorack modules, painstakingly put them together, and they both never worked. Today I make synths full time, and I finally dug the two modules out and quickly got them working. It’s very cool to look back at being a beginner, and see how different you’ve become
I skied myself!
