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NORD MODULAR V3.0
M M M M ID
IDI I I I
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C C C C O O O O N N N N T T T T R R R R O O O O L L L L L L L L E E E E R R R R S S S S
Almost any parameter in the different modules can be assigned to a MIDI Controller. This is very useful
if you want to record filter frequency adjustments to an external sequencer or if you want to control ex-
ternal devices from the K
transmit MIDI data when being edited, as well as receive data from external MIDI sources (sequencer,
master keyboard, etc.).
right[PC]/Ctrl[Mac]-click on a parameter and select MIDI controller from the parameter popup. Here
you can choose either to assign the parameter to one four pre-defined controllers or to assign to another
controller by selecting Other.
Choose Other and pick a MIDI controller from the list that appears.
Some of the MIDI Controllers usually have designated functions, like Controller 1, Mod Wheel. These
designated Controllers are just numbers to Nord Modular. You are free to assign up to 119 MIDI Con-
trollers to module parameters. MIDI Controller #32 (Bank Change) and #64 (Sustain Pedal) cannot be
selected from this list. If you want to control external MIDI devices, these labels may have greater impor-
tance.
. When a parameter is assigned to a MIDI controller, the parameter will
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4. Basic functions
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