Clavinet.
A model of the clavinet, plucked strings, pickups and the amp it was played through.
Overview
Funk, in an instrument.
Clavinet is a sampled Hohner D6, the keyboard behind a great deal of funk and everything adjacent to it, played by Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Funkadelic and Steely Dan. Every texture, articulation and hammer strike is multi-sampled in both muted and unmuted modes, which is what makes it respond like the instrument rather than merely sound like it. EQ, compression and limiting are built in, and an amp simulator with mic choices supplies the on-stage tone.
Highlights
Compatibility
Specs and requirements.
Licence and delivery
- Formats
- VSTVST3AUAAX NativeAAX DSP
- Licence
- Perpetual licence
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Type
- Keys & Piano
- SKU
- 1246-2894
- Product code
- HHCLVT
macOS
- OS
- 11 or later (native Apple Silicon)
- Processor
- Apple Silicon & Intel
Windows
- OS
- 10 or later (64-bit)
- Processor
- 64-bit Intel / AMD
Apple Silicon and Intel Macs are both natively supported.
About the maker
Meet Waves.
Waves Audio, founded in 1992 in Israel, is one of the world's largest developers of audio plugins and signal processors. Its catalogue spans EQs, compressors, reverbs, and vintage console emulations used across music, film, broadcast, and live sound.
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