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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90590, member: 27"]
A single rare Clavinet D6 from 1977 got dissected sample by sample, and Rhodes turned it into Clav Pro. The Transition model got multi-sampled down to the EQ circuit and pickup choices.

Under the hood runs the engine behind Rhodes Anthology. Timbre Shift slides the tone from clean studio polish toward gritty, road-worn wear, echoing different eras of wear.

Amplifier models arrive as L5, JC, and Duo, with condenser and dynamic mics feeding them. Cabinet resonance adjusts, key noise gets modeled, and the mute slider handles classic Clav technique.

Drive, Compressor, and Envelope/Wah sections cover the shaping, which spans muted funk stabs through wailing leads. Reverb of the premium sort, Delay, Phaser, and Chorus round out the FX suite.

Sustain pedal and pitch bend arrived as bonuses the hardware never offered. Chief Product Officer Dan Goldman frames the goal as bottling why players fell for the instrument, bite and attitude intact, while pushing past its limits.

VST3, AU, and AAX cover Windows 10 and up alongside macOS 11 or later, and an intro discount trims the £89.95 or €99.95 tag.
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