OVUM Analog Drone for $129
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March 28, 2023 - Crows Electromusic, a new synth company from Vancouver, Canada, is thrilled to introduce OVUM, a standalone all-analog tool for exploratory sound synthesis. With individual controls for each function, OVUM gives direct control of five independent triangle-core oscillators. The instrument’s unique un-quantized interface is perfect for exploring pure tones, drones, and microtonal sound textures.
Features:
• 100% analog circuitry
• Five voices
• Triangle and square wave triangle-core oscillators
• One-control-per-function interface
• Unique control system
• Fully standalone, just add headphones
• Wood and aluminium enclosure
• USB powered
• Made in Canada
During development of OVUM we’ve had the pleasure of handing the instrument to people who’ve never touched a synth in their life - and then watch their eyes light up as they discover how easy it is to make strange and beautiful sounds when they’re unconstrained by conventional time signatures and musical scales. We think people of all ages, musical abilities, and experience levels are going to love this instrument.
OVUM is available now for $129 USD.
Crows Electromusic is a new synth company based in Vancouver, Canada. Started by Cory Alder in 2022. Crows’ goal is to develop new hardware instruments that challenge the established ways we interact with sound and music creation. Our first product, OVUM, is available for purchase now, and orders will ship starting April 15th.
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My review of OVUM: ua-cam.com/video/tH6pj7I1Qno/v-deo.html
Thank you for taking time to demonstrate. Hats off to the developer for making something providing value to someone vs those who hit their keyboards in the comment section, providing to no one.
I like what I see and hear. But I feel like the sonic possibilities aren't so extended? Add maybe one LFO, and/or even a couple patch points, and it would be awesome (I think).
Would love to hear more examples - or even see the inside, how much it can be modified.
Love this! I remember seeing similar functionality on the TE TX-1 when it was released, and was quite tempted by it (until I saw the price).
Nice to see something a bit more focussed and affordable that does the same job.
Would be cool if it could act as an audio interface so you can record audio directly over usb, but I doubt it
Do you mean the tx-6? What’s the tx-1?
@@huntersandell859 yeh probably tx-6, the little mixer they made
This is the TX-1 ua-cam.com/video/W4tX1PmvIhc/v-deo.html
For those wondering what is the TX-1: ua-cam.com/video/W4tX1PmvIhc/v-deo.html
Whoa! This looks really cool!
A lot of nice shots
Sounds very interesting, thanks for sharing.
Bought one. Thanks! The harmonics are dope. 🙏🙏👍😎😉🍀🐸🍀❤
No problem bud enjoy, thanks for watching the video
How do ya like it ?
@@SonicVibe Nice! Although, thing out of Canada to the U.S. seem to always hang in customs.
@@CmdrMic o gotcha going to order one today but will expect slow shipping thanks for the heads up
Nice quick shots of the device.
It's a nice bonus that it's also waterproof...
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Finally pulled the trigger on this wanted a drone and remembered this one I used your link 🔗 not sure if ya get a kick back
I don't get a kickback but I am happy you are supporting small creators! Enjoy the dones!!!
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I'd actually like it more if the sliders were for pitch instead of volume, it would make it a lot more playable. It still sounds lovely though
Instant purchase
lovely
i can, sadly, only hear your very exiting voice.
Ovum seems like a fun gadget, but apparently they have forgotten modulation options as well as cross modulation on the voices.
1:18 If you're busy.
What pedals work well with drone? I got both, im just shooting in the dark here.
It depends what you are going for and the budget, I would suggest a nice reverb pedal. For me I love the Korg NTS-1 as an effect unit.
thought this was a april fools joke for a second.
I genuinely like drone synths, I started the channel using synths like the Lyra-8 and the King Drone.
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would be great to sit and sing with. like a shruti
Kind of ROAT from SOMA.
Does not ship to Australia 🇦🇺 😢
oh noooo :(
Really cool if a bit pricey!
I'm not sure I can imagine it being manufactured, marketed, sold and distributed for much less, at least by the scale of company behind it. Whether it offers value enough is a personal question, of course. That said, if you know of a similar device for less money, I'd be glad to know of it.
For me, I'm not sure I care about the analogue aspect enough to justify it, but I'd like to hear it back to back with something cooked up in software.
@@willmcconnellsimpson1411 Agreed, $130 doesn't seem bad at all considering analogue and handmade. People pay about that for straight midi drum pads that are manufactured.
Jeez, it's barely over $100, how cheap can you be? People like you will say anything that isn't free is "pricey."
One of the cheapest drone synths available, on par with the Rucci drone synth. It's worth it for being hand built and looking nice.
Interesting price a lil high to be made out wood 🪵 though ? And how would ya do the midi usb c only ? Is there a cv sync option?
As of my understanding, there is no midi or cv
@@DECIMA1 just wondering 💭 how to incorporate it with other stuff besides pc price seems ok though for a small developer
@SonicVibe I actually brought that up to the dev and they said in the future they are thinking about incorporating a midi device. I also think the OVUM to be modded to do such things, just sayin'
Whats the point
It's a simple drone synth, its not for everyone but you can get awesome sounds from analog drone synths. I own the king drone, and I've used it to record ambient soundtracks for a video game. I made a demo of the King Drone here: ua-cam.com/video/WaAAfluRFmo/v-deo.html
Thinking in my own workflow, you could definitely sample that and use it to build out a melody or a chord progression. You could also just build a chord progression with it and record each chord separately (automate and process as necessary). Could also have some cool soundscape-y stuff-like a long drone slowly fading in as an intro. Could create some really interesting feels.
In contexts like movie and TV production, I could also see something like that creating audio textures for situations-add a low rumble for subtle drama/suspense or a harsh discordant sound to create a sense of unease.
Just some possible use cases. I’m also not rushing out to buy it, but it could have some pretty interesting applications if you were creative enough.
It's a drone synth, there are dozens if not hundreds of them over the last few decades.
@Rijks Voorlichtingsdienst - It’s for eyes, or teeth, for the empty parts without having to use ants.
@@danopticon ok, i'll buy 2 than