At Moogfest 2016, Make Noise was showing their upcoming 0-Coast synthesizer, an all-in-one monophonic synth that combines elements of so-called ‘East Coast’ and ‘West Coast’ synthesis approaches.
The Make Noise 0-Coast is a standalone synth module that can be controlled via MIDI. It’s normalized, so you can use it unpatched, but it also offers very flexible patching.
In the video above, Mike from Make Noise explains the new synth, and demonstrates some of the audio possibilities that the 0-Coast is capable of.
The 0-Coast is expected to be available soon, priced at US $499.
It does sound like Makenoise modules.
Very innovative. One of the most interesting things I saw at Moogfest.
Does this generate a lot of static? I like it but will it be supplied with a uk plug in the uk???
Seems to me this would make a sweeter partner to a mother 32 than a second mother 32. A very wide palette of sounds via complimentary feature sets that can be patched back and forth.
Any news of when it will be available?