Nord Stage 4 handleiding
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GETTING STARTED
Let’s spend a few minutes getting acquainted with the most funda-
mental features of the Nord Stage 4. In this chapter the most common
scenarios and tasks will be described in a step-wise fashion, hopefully
serving as a good starting point for further editing and sound creation.
HOOKING IT UP
1 Connect the Nord Stage 4 power cord to the unit and a mains
power supply, connect a sustain pedal and a set of headphones or
a sound system.
2 Make sure to turn on the Nord Stage 4 first, before the sound
system. Please be careful with the output volume.
For more information on all the connections on the Stage 4, have a look
in the Connections section on page 64.
PROGRAMS
The Program area is located at the center of the panel and has an OLED
display in the middle. Complete settings of every parameter on the panel
are stored in the program memory of the Nord Stage 4, with room for
512 programs.
Programs are organized into 8 banks, labeled A-H. All programs can be
edited and replaced freely as desired.
i A complete set of the factory programs is available on the www.
nordkeyboards.com web site. This means that the program
memory can always be restored to its original state.
SELECT A PROGRAM
1 Programs are selected by pressing any of the eight PROGRAM
buttons, located below the display. The PAGE 3/4 buttons are
used to navigate program pages – a page being a group of 8
programs. A Program bank on the Nord Stage 4 can contain up to
64 programs divided into 8 program pages.
l Some of the factory programs are labeled with Whl or AT. This
indicates that the Mod Wheel or Aftertouch has an active part in the
sound and invites you to use these performance features.
2 Programs can also be navigated by turning the PROGRAM dial.
PANEL CONTROLS
DIALS AND KNOBS
The dials on the Nord Stage 4 are knobs without
l Hold the MONITOR button – found in the Program section – and
turn a knob to view the stored setting of a parameter in the display
without changing it.
FADERS
Layer A / B / C faders consist of a physical slider and an LED graph
which provides a visual indication of the current volume level of a Layer.
fixed start or stop positions, used for navigating
parameters and settings in a step-wise fashion. In
this manual dials are sometimes also referred to as
encoders.
Potentiometer-type knobs are used for most
parameters on the Nord Stage 4. When a program is
loaded the physical positions of these knobs will in
most cases not correspond to the actual parameter
values. As soon as a knob is turned however, its
associated parameter value will “snap” to the knob’s
position.
Knobs that can serve as a Morph destination are
equipped with green Morph LEDs. These are located
at the bottom left of the knob, and will light up if a
Morph is targeting that parameter. Read more about
Morphs on page 37.
Bekijk gratis de handleiding van Nord Stage 4, stel vragen en lees de antwoorden op veelvoorkomende problemen, of gebruik onze assistent om sneller informatie in de handleiding te vinden of uitleg te krijgen over specifieke functies.
Productinformatie
| Merk | Nord |
| Model | Stage 4 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 10906 MB |
