Landscape is a Brooklyn, New York-based maker of electronic musical instruments founded in 2015 by Eric Pitra. The company builds unusual, tactile devices designed around what it calls a "human connection to audio," drawing inspiration from natural phenomena like weather, plants, and animal life. Its instruments tend to favor touch interfaces, feedback, and raw analog circuitry over conventional knob-and-screen designs.

Landscape's first product, the HC-TT (Human-Controlled Tape Transport), is a hand-driven tape head that lets the player physically manipulate cassette playback. The lineup has since grown to include the Stereo Field, a skin-reactive touch-plate feedback synthesizer inspired by the touch instruments of Don Buchla; Noon and Moon, passive analog rhythmic instruments powered only by incoming gate and CV signals; Ferrous, a spinning magnetic polyphonic string resonator; Soundwich, a tactile enclosure for piezo experimentation; and AllFlesh and O/O, touch-patching accessories for standard and banana-jack modular systems.

The brand has a following in the experimental and modular synthesis communities and has collaborated with artists including Arca on custom touch-responsive instruments. Landscape products are distributed through boutique synth dealers such as Perfect Circuit and Schneidersladen.

Landscape Audio has 11 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Pedal Accessories, Modular Synthesizers, and Power Supplies. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock, Folk, World, & Country, and Metal. Notable users include Ton Cikoski Radaell.