Dove Audio is a boutique synthesizer company founded by Paula Maddox, a synth designer with a long history in the industry who previously co-founded Modal Electronics and worked on the Modal 002 and 008 hybrid polysynths. The company designs Eurorack and MU-format modular synthesizer modules, with a stated ethos around component quality, customer support, and donating a portion of profit to anti-hate charities.

The lineup centers on unconventional oscillator and filter designs. The Window Transform Function (WTF) Oscillator, launched via Kickstarter, generates waveforms by inserting a portion of one waveform into a 'window' opened in another. The Waveplane Oscillator and its 3U variant, the D110, use a 6-dimensional wavetable engine that morphs between four wavetable corners across an X/Y plane. The module range also includes the D501 2069F+A, a filter/VCA module built around vintage Korg NJM2069 chips with switchable 12dB and 24dB outputs, and the D502 MultiMode VCF based on the SSI2140 with mixed low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass configurations.

Dove Audio occupies a niche end of the modular world, releasing in small runs aimed at modular enthusiasts and sound designers looking for distinctive digital and analog voices outside the mainstream Eurorack catalogue.

Dove Audio has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic and Pop. Notable users include Andrew Huang.