MESSE12: New Nord Electro

US Clavia DMI AB introduces the Nord Electro 4D at Musikmesse      19/03/12

MESSE12: New Nord Electro


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Well, the show doesn't start until Wednesday but here's our first Musikmesse story, fresh in from Clavia... In time for the 10th anniversary of the very first Electro, Clavia are introducing the new Nord Electro 4D SW 61. They tell us that the ultra lightweight (7kg) Electro 4D sports a 61-key Semi Weighted Waterfall key bed and the sturdy, great feeling drawbars found on the Nord C2D for full hands-on control, as well as support for both of their constantly expanding Sound Libraries.
Sound-wise Clavia say that the Nord Electro 4D has a number of improvements under the red hood:
  • The Organ section features a brand new tone wheel engine derived from the flagship Nord C2D organ.
  • The Click-modeling has been improved
  • There's a brand new Rotary Speaker simulation with an amazing new Drive.
  • The Nord Electro 4D supports Long Release suitable for legato playing and selectable String Resonance.
  • Handling programs is easy with 4 Program Banks and 4 Live Locations.
  • The Effect section now includes a flexible new Delay Effect with tap-tempo, rate, amount and a stereo Ping-Pong mode
  • The USB port doubles as an USB-MIDI interface.
Pricing and Availability:
Est. MAP 1699 EUR
Shipping: May 2012 More information:

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