Midi Functions; About The Midi Implementation - Clavia Nord Stage User Manual

14. MIDI functions: About the MIDI implementation
14. MIDI
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BOUT THE
The following MIDI messages can be transmitted and received from Nord Stage:
N O /O
OTE N FF
• Note On and Note Off messages are transmitted and received.
P B
ITCH END
• Pitch Bend messages are transmitted and received by Nord Stage.
C
ONTROLLERS
On the MIDI Menu (see
Control Change messages.
• If you have an Control/Expression pedal connected to the O
ted and received as Controller 4.
• If you have an Control/Expression pedal connected to the C
mitted and received as Controller 11 (Expression). By using the Morph function you can control
most of Nord Stage's parameters with a Control pedal.
• If you have a sustain pedal connected to the S
received as Controller 64 (Sustain Pedal).
• If you have a sustain pedal connected to the R
as Controller 90.
• Almost all other controls (knobs and buttons) on the front panel are also transmitted and received
as Control Change messages. This can be used to record your actions on the front panel into a
MIDI sequencer. For a full list of which parameters correspond to which Controller number, see
the MIDI implementation chapter on
K V
EYBOARD
Nord Stage can transmit and receive Keyboard Velocity messages. Organ sounds will always be
played back at nominal level regardless of incoming MIDI Velocity data. Release velocity is trans-
mitted, but ignored on MIDI In.
A
FTERTOUCH
The Nord Stage keyboard can transmit Aftertouch messages (sometimes called channel pressure).
The player can apply more pressure on a key while it is down; and this will generate a signal that can
be used to control parameters - see
Page 86
FUNCTIONS
MIDI
IMPLEMENTATION
page 68), you can select if the Nord Stage should transmit and/or receive
ELOCITY
"About Aftertouch" on page
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S I
OTOR PEED
page 90.
Nord Stage v3.1x
S I , this is transmit-
RGAN WELL NPUT
P I
ONTROL EDAL NPUT
I , this is transmitted and
NPUT
, this is transmitted and received
NPUT
62.
, this is trans-