MATRIXSYNTH: Clavia Nord Lead 1 Virtual Analog Synthesizer


Thursday, December 17, 2009

Clavia Nord Lead 1 Virtual Analog Synthesizer

via this auction BIN: $599
The Clavia Nord Lead was the first virtual analog synthesizer and essentially started a revolution. It was releasd in 1995. The KORG Prophecy was a close second and applied physical modeling technology in addition to VA, also released in 1995. The Roland JP-8000 came out in 1996 followed by Yamaha with the AN1X and Access with the Virus in 1997. Novation followed with the Supernova in 1998 and Quasimidi with the Polymorph in 1999 although the Polymorph is more of a PCM VA hybrid which contained samples for some of it's oscillators. I remember when each came out.

Sold For: US $599.00











2 comments:

  1. The label tag reads Access, Clavia, Featured, Novation, Quasimidi, Roland, Yamaha... when it's an auction for the Clavia Nord Lead 1. Was there more planned for this page?

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  2. It's based on the historical bit regarding the different brands and when they brought their first VAs to market. Regarding labels, if it's mentioned it gets a label.

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