Norand is a French synthesizer manufacturer based in France, founded by Mathieu Föhlich, a former product engineer at Squarp Instruments. The company designs analog synthesizers and Eurorack modules with a focus on deep modulation and hands-on sequencing, aimed at both studio production and live performance.

Their debut instrument, the Mono, is a desktop monophonic analog synth featuring two oscillators, a multimode filter, FM and oscillator sync, plus a per-parameter modulation system the company calls contextual modulation. It pairs the analog voice with a sequencer that supports per-step microshift, ratchets, probability, parameter automation, swing, slide and accent. A revised Mono MK2 added a 3D-sensing mini keyboard and a pressure-sensitive sequencer strip.

Norand also produces Morphos, a Eurorack oscillator module that builds on the Mono's analog core, featuring dual analog oscillators and 3D morphing touch strips for expressive timbral control.

Norand has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synthesizers. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include Surgeon and Arthur Robert.