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Semi-Modular East Coast Synthesizer
East coast style subtractive monophonic synthesizer
Controllable via MIDI, CV, and integrated button keyboard
Fully patchable - use East Beast’s components as separate modules with external devices or reroute its internal patching. It’s like having 9 individual modules (Oscillator, filter, envelope, VCA, LFO, multi-mod tool, sequencer, MIDI to CV converter, and button keyboard).
32 step sequencer with up to 13 presets
Generative sequencing mode
Clock-synced arpeggiator
Step sequencer can be manipulated & transposed via MIDI and the integrated button keyboard
Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizer developed 100% analog oscillator
Oscillator waveforms - sine, triangle, saw, square, and pitched noise - Waveforms can be combined
Oscillator includes pulse-width modulation (PWM) and frequency modulation (FM)
Variable state, multi-mode PGH “No-Dead-Spots” filter (lowpass, bandpass, highpass, modes can be combined)
Analog envelope generator
Integrated VCA
Dual-range analog LFO with triangle wave output
Digital multi-mod tool - modulation control via CV, random generator, and extra LFO and envelope generator
Internal clock with tap tempo and can be clocked via an external source.
Built-in clock divider
Can be used standalone in its included case or removed and used as a eurorack format module
Specifications for when used as a eurorack module
Width when used as a module = 40hp
Depth when used as a module = 25mm
213mA power draw when running +12V rail
151mA power draw when running -12V
Input voltage range of oscillator = 0-10V
Included in the box - 1x East Beast, 1x East Beast wall-wart power supply, 5x Amazing Nazca Noodles Patch Cables, 2x 3.5mm to 5 pin MIDI Din pigtails, and love (love’s presence likely, but not guaranteed)
Date | Region | Description | Price | Seller |
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EU | The module works perfectly and is very well maintained, it is currently ... | €170,00 | milanimation |
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