Morph Assignable Parameters - Clavia Nord Stage EX User Manual

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Nord Stage EX v6.x
5. Hold down the W
L
knob that was set to minimum value in Step 2 up to maximum value.
EVEL
6. Release the W
7. When you now move the Wheel, the Level is gradually lowered for one instrument and raised for
the other instrument, allowing you to "morph" between the two instruments!
If you double-click a Morph button (W
can assign any number of morphs without holding the Morph button. When you have finished assign-
ing Morph parameters, press E
assignments.
M
A
ORPH
SSIGNABLE PARAMETERS
Basically you can use the Morph function to control all rotary encoders (knobs that show parameter
values with LEDs) and the organ drawbars. Apart from the number of assignable parameters, there is
no limit to how many parameters you can control simultaneously using Morph.
The following parameters can be Morph controlled:
• The L
knobs for all Instrument sections.
EVEL
• The T
knob in the Synth section.
IMBRE
• The F
F
ILTER
• The D
RAWBARS
• The Effect R
ATE
• The Effect A
MOUNT
• The P
ARAMETER
• The R
S
OTOR
press the R
OTOR
by clearly lit R
enables you to set Rotor Speed continuously, instead of just alternating between two fixed speeds.
To deactivate, hold down the W
S
button again.
PEED
button in the Morph Assign section again while turning the Instrument
HEEL
button in the Morph Assign section.
HEEL
(S
XIT
HIFT
knob in the Synth section.
REQUENCY
in the Organ section.
/T
knob.
EMPO
knob.
knob in the Extern section (see
button. E.g. hold down the W
PEED
S
button once. Now the Wheel controls the Rotor Speed, which is indicated
PEED
S
LEDs when the corresponding Morph button is held. Note that this
OTOR
PEED
HEEL
9. The Morph Assign feature: Morph Assignable parameters
, A.
or C
HEEL
TOUCH
TRLPEDAL
) to exit. This for example allows for one-handed Morph
page
64).
button in the Morph Assign section, and
HEEL
button in the Morph Assign section, and press the R
), it will stay active, and you
OTOR
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