FROM MOVEMENT TO SOUND
The story of a project exploring the connection between movement, sound and performance
Who Creates Quray
Quray is developed by musician Eduard Berens and engineer Andrew Strokov. Together, we explore the connection between movement, sound and performance
  • Eduard Berens
    Musician & Sound Artist

    Eduard is a musician and sound artist exploring the relationship between movement, sound and performance.

    The idea for Quray grew from a desire to make electronic performance more expressive and visible, allowing audiences to see how movement shapes sound in real time.
  • Andrew Strokov
    Engineer & Sound Artist

    Andrew develops the hardware, signal processing and software architecture behind Quray.

    He is also the creator of the modular synthesizer platform MICRORACK and has more than a decade of experience designing electronic musical instruments.
From Idea to First Batch
2024
Development of Quray begins
2025
The first Quray prototype is presented at Superbooth in Berlin.
2025–2026
The system is completely redesigned based on feedback from musicians, engineers, and early users
2026
The second version of Quray is presented at Superbooth in Berlin.
FALL 2026
Release of the first limited production batch
What Inspires Us
We are creating an instrument that makes the connection between movement and sound visible. When a performer moves, the audience can see the cause, not just hear the result. This relationship is what we continue to explore and develop through Quray.
Quray in Action
Watch Quray’s presentation from Superbooth 2026 in Berlin.
01 / LIVE DEMONSTRATION
Quray at Superbooth Berlin
02 / INDEPENDENT COVERAGE
Sonicstate hands-on presentation
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The first limited production run is now available to reserve at the current launch price. Future production runs will be priced higher.
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