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Your cart is empty.What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word “synthesizer”? Close your eyes and think about it. Ok, enough you’re drifting, possibly thinking about pineapples. Anyway, for a lot of people, the word synthesizer envokes visions of big filter cutoff knobs, envelope generators, and importantly, big fat-sounding voltage-controlled oscillators. These are the hallmarks of East Coast-style synthesis. East Beast is a fresh take on these old-school concepts with a few beastly twists thrown in here and there. Oh and by the way, we almost forgot to mention, if you are into the whole eurorack thing, you can pop East Beast out of its included enclosure and it transforms right into a 40HP eurorack module. Cre8audio should’ve called it Optimus Beast!
IAM
2025-07-06 15:50:40
Oscillator is good (I really like the FM knob), but the filter is where it's at. Obviously, it's a subtractive synth, so they better had nailed it. And they did -- no dead spots. Go up and down the frequencies and it sounds great. And of course, it's a semi modular, so you will want to run some of your other stuff through this filter.
Customer
2025-05-05 16:15:54
The only thing I wish it had was sequencer lights.
defjeff
2024-12-24 15:29:40
Excellent analog sounds in subtractive, East Coast style. The beauty of this semi modular format is you can play it on it's own or mount it in your eurorack and expand it's possibilities. Here I mixed a Big-O back into the Beast filter to add a detuned saw wave.
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