Perfect Circuit Systems: East Coast Series

Perfect Circuit’s East Coast series of Eurorack systems pays tribute to the early history of analog synthesizers via the lush analog tones of "East Coast" synthesis. Based in methods developed by Dr. Robert "Bob" Moog, the East Coast sound was popularized by such artists as Donna Summer, Herbie Hancock, Wendy Carlos, Giorgio Moroder, Tangerine Dream and more.

Full of beefy oscillators and colorful filters, our five East Coast series instruments are ideal for musicians looking to explore modular synthesis through the lens of classic analog sound design with sequencing and keyboard control. Assembled at a variety of pricepoints, these synths are ready to find a home in any studio.

Check out the link below for more information on our East Coast and West Coast series systems, and keep your eyes peeled for more in the near future!

[graingerweston]

those oscillators sound amazing! Go WMD!

[Strateggo]

gr8 one, esp the first patch. I need more filters and reverb!

[ChuckLeone]

Can you explain how you were able to supply power to 15 modules from the Make Noise Powered Skiff? I bought this skiff from you guys recently but it only has 10 power connectors. Is there an upgraded power board available?

[ChuckLeone]

Is it possible to use the Malekko Heavy Industries Sync to send a eurorack clock source (from say a Horologic Solum or the Octone) to external MIDI devices using the MIDI out/thru DIN? I'm looking for solution to use my rack as the master clock for my entire system without the need of a computer. The Sync seems to have all of the right connections for this sort of use. Another option I thought about is to send a clock pulse into my Korg SQ-1's sync in port (since it's rated at 20v max) and then connect my MIDI devices to the SQ-1's MIDI out using a MIDI Solutions thru box. Would that work?

[GuitarsAndSynths]

Amazing! I still prefer west coast synthesis however.

[purmndis]

this vid could be an hour longer and i'd not complain...just saying...