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NORD MODULAR G2 V1.4x
V
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CTIVE
Provides you with a logic
between Variations, the signal drops to a logic
to a logic
(+64 units) again. This signal can be used to reset, sync or start events in the currently
HIGH
selected Variation of the Patch that you want to reset, sync or start automatically immediately after you
switched from another Variation to the current Variation. Signal: L
V
N
.
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The blue Voice No output sends out a Ctrl signal value for the voice number currently used. This means
you can control each voice in a polyphonic patch separately. The Ctrl values for the voice numbers sent
out from the Voice No output corresponds to the ranges of the Ctrl inputs of the Multiplexer modules
in the Switch group (see
The output Ctrl signal output values are these: Voice 1: 0, Voice 2: 4, Voice 3: 8, Voice 4: 12, Voice 5:
16, Voice 6: 20, Voice 7: 24, Voice 8: 28, Voice 9: 32, Voice 10: 36, Voice 11: 40, Voice 12: 44, Voice 13:
48, Voice 14: 52, Voice 15: 56, Voice 16: 60, Voice 17: 64, Voice 18: 68, Voice 19: 72, Voice 20: 76, Voice
21: 80, Voice 22: 84, Voice 23: 88, Voice 24: 92, Voice 25: 96, Voice 26: 100, Voice 27: 104, Voice 28:
108, Voice 29: 112, Voice 30: 116, Voice 31: 120 and Voice 32: 124.
As you can see, the output Ctrl signal has double the range compared to general control signals. This
means that if you want to control general control signal applications you need to add a negative offset
for Voice 17 and above to not hit the +64 units "headroom" of the control signal inputs.
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1: 4
XAMPLE
VOICES
Let's say you want to simulate an old analog 4
voice synthesizer which has slightly different
oscillator tunings for each voice. Sounds familiar?
Use the Status module and the Volt Sequencer
module and patch the Voice No output to the Volt
input of the Volt Sequencer. Then, we set the Voice
Mode in the Patch window to 4 voices. We click the Clr
button on the Volt Sequencer to set each step to 0
units. Then, we set each of the four first steps of
the Volt Sequencer slightly differently. Then we
patch the Volt Sequencer control signal output to
the Oscillator A Pitch modulation input and raise
the attenuator knob a bit. Now, play and add a key
at a time till you play a 4 note chord. Each of the
voices sound slightly detuned as we would expect.
Release one of the keys and press it again. Now,
the same voice sounds again with its unique
tuning.
signal (+64 units) as soon as a Variation is active. When you switch
HIGH
page
221) and also the Volt input of the Volt Sequencer module (see
SEPARATELY DETUNED
(0 units) for a short while and then immediately raises
LOW
OGIC
13. Module reference: In/Out group
.
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