User Drawbar Presets; Percussion - Clavia Nord Electro 2 User Manual

NORD ELECTRO 2 V3.0x
U D
SER RAWBAR PRESETS
There are 9 user
configurable
drawbar presets
in addition to the
9 fixed ones de-
scribed above.
These are located on the L
D button to select one of the nine user configurable presets.
RAWBAR
S
TORE YOUR OWN
To store your own drawbar preset, do like this:
1. Press the U
PPER
want to store.
2. Press S + S
HIFT
tion for your preset.
P
ERCUSSION
In the original B-3 the Percussion effect is generated by a single enve-
lope generator that controls either the 2nd or 3rd partial. The enve-
lope "opens up" for a short moment in the beginning of the sound
when you press the key(s). The Percussion effect can be set to control
either the 2nd or 3rd partial. The envelope decay time can be set to
Fast or Slow and the volume characteristics to Normal or Soft. You ac-
tivate and deactivate the Percussion effect by pressing the O
The figure above shows the Percussion en-
velope in SOFT mode
Like on the original B-3, the Percussion is a single-triggered non-legato effect. By "single-triggered" we
mean that the percussion is only present when you hit the keys when no other note is sounding. In other
words, if you play a note or a chord and then add on more notes without releasing the previously pressed
keys, there will be no percussion effect in the new notes. You have to release all keys to be able to play new
notes with the percussion effect. Also, like on the original B-3, in Normal Percussion mode the sustain level
is significantly lower than in Soft Percussion mode (or with the Percussion effect disabled).
D
OWER RAWBAR
D
RAWBAR PRESETS
D and L
RAWBAR OWER
(USER STORE) + one of the L
TORE
(The horizontal dotted
lines represent the cur-
rent drawbar level with-
out Percussion)
5. Panel reference: The Organ section
button row. Press S
HIFT
D buttons to create the drawbar preset you
RAWBAR
D
OWER RAWBAR
button.
N
The figure above shows the Percus-
sion envelope in NORMAL mode
+ the corresponding L
OWER
buttons to select a loca-
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