Nord Lead 2 handleiding
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Basic Operations Page 11
The Trig button
If you don’t have a keyboard connected to your Nord Rack, you can still try out the sounds by using the
Trig button. Pressing this is equal to playing the note C3, with a velocity of 64.
The indicator next to the Trig button will light up every time the Nord Rack receives a valid MIDI Note
message. This is an easy way to check that your MIDI connections are OK.
Selecting Programs
Program are sounds that you have prepared in advance. The basic memory in the Nord Lead 2 contains
99
Programs
. 40 of these can be used for storing your own Programs, see below.
There are also four
Program slots
labelled A to D. The slots can be used for layering and quickly switching
between programs as described below. They are also used when the Nord Lead 2 is played via MIDI.
1. Select a Program Slot to play by pressing one of the four buttons A to D.
When you are only playing one sound at a time, as you are now, you can select any slot.
2. Use the Program Up/Down keys to select a Program for that slot.
Holding down a button scrolls the value quickly. Holding down the Shift key (the button above the Mod-
ulation wheel) while pressing the buttons makes the value change in steps of ten.
PERF. MODE
CLEAR
TRIG
TUNE OUT MODE LOCAL PROG. CTRL
STORE
Use these four
buttons to select a
“Program slot”.
This “slot” is selected
(lit up).
TUNE OUT MODE LOCAL PROG. CTRL
STORE
SHIFT
FILTER
OSC 2
MORPH
LFO 1
FM
Press these buttons to increase/
decrease the Program number.
If you hold down the Shift button while
you press the Up/Down keys, the Program
value will change in steps of ten.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Nord |
| Model | Lead 2 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 11965 MB |
