UK synth company Novation has announced Peak, a new eight-voice desktop polysynth.
Peak was designed in collaboration with Chris Huggett, the man responsible for the classic OSCar synth as well as Novation’s own Bass Station and Supernova models.
The synth isn’t full analog, using advanced technology to “sound completely analog” with a combination of 17 wavetables and high-quality digital oscillators.
However, it does have an analog filter for each voice along with effects such as reverb, delay and chorus. There’s also an arpeggiator, and it can receive polyphonic aftertouch for added expression.
The digital synth is expected to cost $1,299.99/£1,249.99 when it will be released in May.
Introducing Peak: Our most powerful synth.
Analogue where it matters – digital where it counts.
Find out more: https://t.co/I4RswNmTMp pic.twitter.com/bIR7YWUpxG— Novation (@WeAreNovation) 19 aprile 2017
