Ticky Clav is a software synthesizer that utilizes physical modeling technology to reproduce the unique sound and response of the clavinet. It boasts a wide range of customizable parameters, including tone, attack, and release, which allow users to recreate the nuances of the original instrument with precision.
If you're a fan of Stevie Wonder's iconic track "Superstition", then you'll definitely want to check out Ticky Clav. This software emulates the ultra-funky sound of the Hohner Clavinet, forever associated with the classic hit.
But this isn't just any synth engine. Ticky Clav is based on a physical modeling algorithm, which means it can faithfully reproduce the 2 pickups of the Clavinet Model C and the strings vibration.
Developed by Big Tick for Windows VST, this plugin offers a high level of authenticity when it comes to emulating vintage Clavinet sounds. If you're impressed with the work done by the programmers behind Ticky Clav, you can even donate something to show your appreciation via their website.
And if you're an Apple user, you'll be pleased to know that apulSoft has ported Ticky Clav to both OSX and the AU format. So whether you're a longtime Clavinet enthusiast or just looking to add some funk to your tracks, Ticky Clav is definitely worth a try.
But this isn't just any synth engine. Ticky Clav is based on a physical modeling algorithm, which means it can faithfully reproduce the 2 pickups of the Clavinet Model C and the strings vibration.
Developed by Big Tick for Windows VST, this plugin offers a high level of authenticity when it comes to emulating vintage Clavinet sounds. If you're impressed with the work done by the programmers behind Ticky Clav, you can even donate something to show your appreciation via their website.
And if you're an Apple user, you'll be pleased to know that apulSoft has ported Ticky Clav to both OSX and the AU format. So whether you're a longtime Clavinet enthusiast or just looking to add some funk to your tracks, Ticky Clav is definitely worth a try.
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