EMW (Electronic Music Works) is a Brazilian synthesizer manufacturer founded in 2009 by electronic engineer Paulo Sergio dos Santos. The company began with an attempt to recreate the EML Electrocomp 200 — a project that ultimately turned into the EMW-200, a faithful reproduction that retains EML's non-standard 1.2 volts/octave scaling — before broadening its focus to a wide catalog of Eurorack modules and integrated synths.

The brand is best known for its extensive range of Eurorack modules styled after classic Moog Modular designs, spanning oscillators (such as the VCO-164 and Wave-6 polyphonic oscillator), filters, envelope generators, sequencers, mixers, and effects modules including the Phaser 12 and an Analog Drum Synth. EMW's flagship integrated offerings include the System-15, a wedge-shaped, wooden-sided vintage-style modular system, and the WCS-1x, a small monophonic tabletop synth with an unusual VCO architecture.

With over 100 modules in its catalog, EMW has built a reputation in the modular synthesis community for affordability relative to the vintage designs it draws from, hands-on customer service from Paulo himself, and a Moog-inspired aesthetic across its product line.

EMW has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers and Expansion Boards & Sound Libraries.