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NORD MODULAR V3.0
of voices by clicking on the right arrow button. In the C display box, the current number of voices
for the patch is shown. In this example, we request 4 voices.
13.In the bottom section of the patch window, the Common Voice Area, you can place modules that
should act equally on all voices in the patch. Modules used in the Common Voice Area will act on
the sum of the signals from the Poly Voice Area. Let's say we want a stereo chorus acting on all voices
in our sound, but we don't want the stereo chorus module to be duplicated for each voice like the
other modules. First we need to tell the '1 output1' module in the Poly Voice Area to route the signal
to the Common Voice Area instead of the physical O
the CVA L destination button on the module. Click on the In/Out tab and click-drag one 'Poly Area
In' module and one '2 Outputs' module to the Common Voice Area. Click on the Audio tab and
click-drag one 'Stereo chorus' module to the Common Voice Area. Your patch will now look like
this:
14.Now, connect the red L audio output of the 'Poly Area In' module to the red circular input of the
'Stereo chorus' module. Then, connect the two outputs of the 'Stereo chorus' module to the inputs
of the '2 Outputs' module. As you play, you can see the LED chain of the 'Poly Area In' module dis-
play the signal level from the Poly Voice Area. If you need to, increase the level on the '1Output'
1 of the Nord Modular. Do this by clicking
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3. Getting started
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