Play sound
in the air
in the air
Play sound
in the air
in the air
Quray is a touchless CV/MIDI instrument for live sound,
modular systems, and visual performance.
No knobs. No touch. Just movement.
FIRST LIMITED PRODUCTION RUN NOW OPEN
modular systems, and visual performance.
No knobs. No touch. Just movement.
FIRST LIMITED PRODUCTION RUN NOW OPEN
Play sound
in the air
in the air
Play sound
in the air
in the air
Quray is a touchless CV/MIDI instrument for live sound, modular systems, and visual performance.
No knobs. No touch. Just movement.
No knobs. No touch. Just movement.
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how it works
The space above Quray becomes a playing surface. Move your hands above the device to shape sound and visuals in real time.
01. Connect your setup
Connect Quray to your modular system, synthesizer, DAW, or visual software through CV, MIDI, or USB-C. Quray does not generate sound itself — it controls your setup.
02. Prepare the space
Use the space above Quray as a whole, or divide it into zones. Assign notes, MIDI CC, or CV to the zones and set the parameter range.
03. Play with movement
Move your hands above Quray and shape sound in real time. With a single movement, you can play notes, change timbre, and move several parameters at once.
Still in active development, waitlist members get access first
The configurator makes the invisible field visible.
Build zones, map movement to CV and MIDI, manage presets, and calibrate the active field before you perform.
Build zones, map movement to CV and MIDI, manage presets, and calibrate the active field before you perform.
Build the control field
Draw simple or overlapping zones, assign notes, MIDI CC, or CV, and see your hand position in real time.
Library and sync
Organize presets, group them into sets for a specific show, and load them onto the device. Everything is prepared before you play, not during it.
Quray Adapts
to Your Setup
to Your Setup
Quray adds spatial control to your existing setup — modular, hardware, software, or hybrid — letting one movement affect several devices at once.
For musicians who
patch, map, and perform
patch, map, and perform
BUILT FOR
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MODULAR ARTISTS4 assignable CV/Gate outputs patch directly into your rack — control filters, pitch, modulation, and gates from hand position. -
LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSICIANSSpatial control over synthesizers, effects, and DAWs — through movement, not knobs. -
DJS AND HYBRID LIVE SETSA visible performance layer for filters, transitions, and effects in MIDI-compatible DJ software. -
AUDIOVISUAL ARTISTS AND VJSControl sound and visuals from the same movement — map hand position to parameters in TouchDesigner or similar software.
Quray in Action
Technical Specifications
Presets stored on device
Browser-based, no install
1 V/oct (Eurorack) · 1.2 V/oct (Buchla)
Up to ~90 cm
ToF-based X/Y hand tracking
4 × assignable CV/Gate outputs (3.5 mm) + MIDI IN/OUT (5-pin DIN) + USB-C
Standalone
Configuration
CV
Active field
Tracking
Outputs
FAQ
No. Quray is not a synthesizer and does not generate sound on its own.
It controls external instruments, effects, and software through MIDI, CV, and USB-MIDI.
It controls external instruments, effects, and software through MIDI, CV, and USB-MIDI.
Quray works with modular systems, hardware synthesizers, DAWs, MIDI-compatible DJ software, effects, external MIDI devices, and visual software.
Yes. Quray supports CV, Gate, and CV quantization.
It can work with Eurorack-style 1 V/oct systems and Buchla-style 1.2 V/oct pitch scaling.
It can work with Eurorack-style 1 V/oct systems and Buchla-style 1.2 V/oct pitch scaling.
Yes. Quray can control different parts of your setup at the same time through CV, MIDI, and USB-MIDI.
For example, the 4 assignable CV/Gate outputs can control a modular system, while MIDI controls one or more hardware synths and USB-MIDI controls software.
For example, the 4 assignable CV/Gate outputs can control a modular system, while MIDI controls one or more hardware synths and USB-MIDI controls software.
No. You can prepare presets in the configurator, save them to the device, and perform without a computer on stage.
A computer is useful for configuration, editing presets, and working with DAWs or visual software. We also plan to develop a mobile version of the configurator for easier setup and preset management.
A computer is useful for configuration, editing presets, and working with DAWs or visual software. We also plan to develop a mobile version of the configurator for easier setup and preset management.
Yes. Quray can control visual software and can be used in audiovisual installations, interactive environments, exhibitions, theaters, and performance spaces.
For example, movement data can be mapped to visual parameters in TouchDesigner.
For example, movement data can be mapped to visual parameters in TouchDesigner.
Quray uses infrared distance sensors, so stage conditions can affect movement tracking.
For live performances, we recommend calibrating Quray during soundcheck in the same lighting and atmospheric conditions that will be used during the performance.
For the most stable result, avoid pointing strong lights directly into the sensing area and avoid dense smoke between the hands and the device.
For live performances, we recommend calibrating Quray during soundcheck in the same lighting and atmospheric conditions that will be used during the performance.
For the most stable result, avoid pointing strong lights directly into the sensing area and avoid dense smoke between the hands and the device.
Quray is designed for real-time performance.
Like any digital instrument, it has a technical processing time, but the response is designed to feel immediate and playable in normal use.
Like any digital instrument, it has a technical processing time, but the response is designed to feel immediate and playable in normal use.
Yes. Because Quray is played through movement rather than touch, it can be explored in education, workshops, and inclusive music practices.
Visitors with different physical abilities tried Quray during a public exhibition and were able to interact with sound through movement.
This is an important direction for us, while the first version remains focused on live electronic, modular, and audiovisual performance.
Visitors with different physical abilities tried Quray during a public exhibition and were able to interact with sound through movement.
This is an important direction for us, while the first version remains focused on live electronic, modular, and audiovisual performance.
No. Quray can be used without formal musical education.
Presets, scales, zones, and mappings can be prepared in advance, so movement can stay musical and playable even without knowing notes or theory.
Experienced musicians can also use Quray for deeper control over pitch, modulation, effects, CV, and MIDI routing.
Presets, scales, zones, and mappings can be prepared in advance, so movement can stay musical and playable even without knowing notes or theory.
Experienced musicians can also use Quray for deeper control over pitch, modulation, effects, CV, and MIDI routing.
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