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6. Working in the Editor: The Editor and Performances NORD MODULAR G2 V1.4x
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To deassign all assigned parameters from a Morph group, right-click on the Morph group knob
in the Toolbar and select ‘Clear’.
E
DIT
PARAMETERS
IN
A
M
ORPH
GROUP
The Morph range will always start at the current position of a knob or slider. The relationship between
the setting of the parameter and the Morph range will be fixed, even if you move the setting of the
parameter after a Morph range has been set.
You can edit the morph range (the size of the sector) by using the mouse in conjunction with the Ctrl
key on the computer keyboard. You can also use the computer keyboard Up and Down Arrow keys in
conjunction with the Ctrl key to increase and decrease the focused parameter’s Morph range.
You can also get a read-out of which Morph group a parameter is assigned to by pressing the F7 function
key on the computer keyboard. Pressing the F5 key displays the Morph ranges (start and end values) of
the assigned (morphed) parameters.
C
OPY
A
M
ORPH
GROUP
TO
ANOTHER
SOURCE
Right-click the Morph group knob in the Toolbar you wish to copy. Select Copy To|Group X. You may
also want to delete the original Morph group source afterwards by right-clicking the Morph group knob
and selecting ‘Clear’.
M
ORPH
GROUPS
IN
SEPARATE
V
ARIATIONS
Each Variation in a Patch can have its own unique Morph group assignments.
C
OPY
M
ORPH
GROUPS
BETWEEN
V
ARIATIONS
Any Morph group assignments are automatically copied when you copy the entire Variation as described
in “Copy a Variation” on page 89.
K
EYBOARD
M
ORPH
AND
P
ITCH
S
TICK
MORPH
To read more on how the Keyboard Morph range and the pitch Stick Morpg range work, see “A word
about the Keyboard Morph” on page 46 and “A word about the Pitch Stick Morph” on page 47.
THE EDITOR AND PERFORMANCES
See “Playing multitimbrally” on page 18 and “Performances” on page 18 for the definiton of
Performances and why they are used.
P
ERFORMANCE
MODE
AND
P
ATCH
MODE
One single button on the G2 Keyboard or G2X Front panel allows you to switch between
Performance mode and Patch mode. The same button is also available in the Editor program
Toolbar to facilitate the G2 Engine. In practice there is little difference between working in Patch mode
or in Performance mode, but Performance mode is basically a way to group everything together and store
everything as a grouped unity, so all can be recalled instantly when you need it later.
Note that Patches are stored as copies in a Performance. Which means that if you change the original
separate Patches, the copies in the Performance do not change. It is even possible to delete the original
separate Patches from the G2 Patch memory banks, without destroying the Patches in the Performances.
To build a Performance you can start in Patch mode, loading and editing Patches and setting global
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Nord |
| Model | Modular G2 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 60689 MB |
