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Nord Stage EX v6.x 7. The Effects: The Panel effects
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EFFECT 1
The Effect 1 section offers six different types of modulation. Use the SELECTOR button
to switch between the available modulation effects. The following effects are available:
RM (R
ING MODULATION)
Ring Modulation is a type of modulation where two signals are multiplied with each
other. The result is an inharmonic “bell like” sound. Herbie Hancock used this effect a
lot in the ‘70s. In the Nord Stage EX the instrument signal is multiplied with an addi-
tional sinewave.
When RM is selected you set the sinewave pitch with the R
ATE/TEMPO knob and the
amount of ring modulation with the A
MOUNT knob. This effect is mono in/out.
T
REM (TREMOLO)
Tremolo is basically volume modulation that continuously varies the output signal volume. Tremolo
is a commonly used modulation, especially for Wurlitzer electric pianos.
The Tremelo effect is stereo in/out.
Use the R
ATE/TEMPO and AMOUNT knobs to control the Tremolo rate and depth. Note that the out-
put volume is at maximum level at zero A
MOUNT setting.
A-P
AN (AUTO PAN)
The A-Pan is an auto panning modulation that smoothly pans the signal between the Left and Right
outputs.
You control the rate and amount of panning with the R
ATE/TEMPO and AMOUNT knobs. The Pan
effect is stereo in/out.
S
TATIC PAN CONTROL OF AN INSTRUMENT
Sometimes you may want absolute manual control of over the panning of an instrument. This can be
done with the A-Pan effect as follows:
• Enable Effect 1 for the instrument you want to pan, and select the A-Pan effect type.
• Set the R
ATE/TEMPO KNOB to zero. Then you can place the instrument anywhere in the stereo
field manually with the A
MOUNT knob, just like a pan control on a mixer.
W
AH-WAH
The Wah-Wah modulation is often used for electric guitars to get that characteristic “talking guitar”
sound. Wah-Wah can also be extremely useful on electric piano sounds. Try out the Clavinet sound
The filled curve indicates maximum AMOUNT value and the
dashed curves indicate lower
AMOUNT values. At zero
AMOUNT value the output level is constantly at maximum level
The filled curve indicates maximum AMOUNT value and the
dashed curves indicate lower
AMOUNT values. The signal
smoothly pans between the Left and Right outputs as indicat-
Содержание
- Nord stage ex 1
- Os version 6 x 1
- User manual 1
- Additional safety information 2
- Caution attention 2
- Important safety instructions 2
- Instructions pertaining to a risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons 2
- Save these instructions 2
- Connections 0 3
- Getting started 2 3
- Introduction 3
- Overview 3
- Table of contents 3
- The instruments 2 3
- The program section 6 3
- Keyboard zones and dual panel setups 6 4
- System functions 6 4
- The effects 9 4
- The extern section 3 4
- The morph assign feature 0 4
- Factory presets and os 1 5
- Index 5 5
- Midi functions 6 5
- Midi implementation 0 5
- Nord stage manager 2 5
- Elcome 7
- Features 7
- Introduction 7
- Ntroduction 7
- Welcome 7
- About the owner s manual 8
- Bout th 8
- Nord on the internet 8
- Nternet 8
- Ord on th 8
- Page 6 8
- Reading the manual in adobe acrobat reader 8
- Front panel 9
- Master level rotor section 9
- Overview 9
- The nord stage ex front panel 9
- The organ section 9
- The piano section 9
- The program section 9
- Verview 9
- About knobs buttons 10
- Eyboard 10
- Page 8 10
- The effects section 10
- The extern section 10
- The keyboard 10
- The knobs 10
- The synth section 10
- Uttons 10
- He buttons 11
- Page 9 11
- The buttons 11
- The shift button 11
- Audio connections 12
- Connections 12
- Midi connections 12
- Nord stage ex rear panel 12
- Onnections 12
- Rear panel 12
- Udio connections 12
- Connecting pedals 13
- Onnecting pedals 13
- Page 11 13
- The organ swell input 13
- Using a rotor speed pedal 13
- About instruments 14
- About programs 14
- Getting started 14
- Nstruments 14
- Rograms 14
- Selecting programs 14
- Tarted 14
- Activating instrument sections 15
- Ctivating instrument sections 15
- Editing a program 15
- Instrument inits 15
- Page 13 15
- Reverting to the original program 15
- Storing and naming programs 15
- About panel a b 16
- About panel edit focus 16
- Page 14 16
- Adding a global effect 17
- Etting outpu 17
- Evel for instruments 17
- Lobal effect 17
- Page 15 17
- Setting output level for instruments 17
- Load a program 18
- Overview 18
- Rogram section 18
- The program section 18
- Verview 18
- Buttons 19
- Display 19
- Ending program change 19
- Isplay 19
- Page 17 19
- Page buttons 19
- Pending program change 19
- The shift exit button 19
- Value dial 19
- Xit button 19
- Buttons 20
- Kb zones 2 3 buttons 20
- Morph assign buttons 20
- Page 18 20
- Panel a b buttons 20
- Program buttons 20
- Rogram buttons 20
- Ssign buttons 20
- The live 1 2 buttons 20
- The store button 20
- Tore button 20
- About the live 1 2 buffers 21
- Hat is 21
- Page 19 21
- What is a program 21
- Rograms 22
- Store to 1 5 wizard 22
- Storing a program 22
- Storing programs 22
- Naming a program 23
- Page 21 23
- Rogram 23
- Activating the sustain pedal pitch stick for instruments 24
- Common features 24
- Eatures 24
- Introduction 24
- Nstruments 24
- Ntroduction 24
- The instruments 24
- Elect buttons 25
- Evel encoder 25
- Kb zone select buttons 25
- Level encoder 25
- Octave shift 25
- Outing 25
- Output routing 25
- Page 23 25
- Ection 26
- Page 24 26
- The b3 model hammond 26
- The organ section 26
- Page 25 27
- Page 26 28
- F type model farfisa 29
- Ontinenta 29
- Page 27 29
- The v type model vox continental ii 29
- Page 28 30
- About split organ setups 31
- Organ preset i ii 31
- Page 29 31
- Peaker 31
- Rgan prese 31
- Rotary speaker 31
- Swell control 31
- Well control 31
- About the piano instruments 32
- Iano section 32
- Page 30 32
- The piano section 32
- About the factory sound library 33
- Actory sound library 33
- As mentioned previously the piano section is open ended which means that you can load new or im proved instruments using the nord sound manager utility here is a description of the pianos that are included with the nord stage ex when it left the nord factory 33
- Bout th 33
- Button to select a specific instrument or variation within the selected category 33
- Button to select an instrument category and then use the 33
- Electing piano instruments 33
- Nord stage ex v6 x 6 the instruments the piano section 33
- Page 31 33
- Selecting piano instruments 33
- You use the 33
- About info 34
- And the 34
- Button in the piano select section the display will show the instru ment s name and additional information about the currently selected instrument e g mic placement close or ambient and a revision number e g r5 34
- Clav eq piano mono 34
- Clav eq piano res 34
- Clav eq piano unison detune 34
- If you hold 34
- If you press the a piano mono button when a grand or an upright is selected the stereo sound will be played back in mono instead this can be useful if you only have access to one channel on a mixing desk 34
- If you press the piano res button when a grand or an upright is selected the string resonance func tionality will be activated this mimics the behavior inside an acoustic piano when strings or parts of strings may resonate at their fundamental or overtone frequencies when other strings are sounded this feature is only available on the v4 xlr pianos and on the v5 pianos read more on our web site 34
- More information on the included factory pianos and other pianos in the nord piano library can be found on the www nordkeyboards com website 34
- Page 32 34
- The instruments the piano section nord stage ex v6 x 34
- The unison detune feature allows you to detune two pianos if they are used simultaneously by acti vating both panel a and panel b press this button repeatedly to select one out of three detune depths the setting will have no effect if only one panel is active 34
- Clavinet sound 35
- Dynamics velocity sensitivity 35
- Elocity sensitivit 35
- Lavinet sound 35
- Page 33 35
- Ynamic 35
- Basics 36
- Page 34 36
- The synth section 36
- Ynth section 36
- Osc group 37
- Page 35 37
- Knob does not have any effect on the sawtooth wave 38
- Page 36 38
- The analog category has ten waveforms to choose from summarized in the chart below 38
- The instruments the synth section nord stage ex v6 x 38
- The sawtooth signal shape the sawtooth signal frequency spectrum 38
- The sawtooth wave contains all harmonics and is the richest of the available waveforms it is suitable for all sorts of sounds 38
- Wave display waveform explanation 38
- When you change waveform the name of the currently selected waveform is shown briefly in the 38
- Page 37 39
- Page 38 40
- Page 39 41
- Are listed 42
- Each algorithm comes with a number of preconfigured frequency ratios depending on what kind of sound you want choose from the different combinations available and you have many interesting fm sounds at your disposal when a new wave is selected the 42
- Page 40 42
- Shows for a short dura tion the algorithm together with information on the frequency relations between the operators and whether feedback is used the 42
- Shows the modulator s frequency relation to the car rier if an operator uses feedback it is indicated by a dot next to the digit in the chart below all avail able algorithms together with the notation used in the 42
- The instruments the synth section nord stage ex v6 x 42
- The three different fm algorithms in the nord stage one two and three oscillator fm with feedback the feedback is not active in all algorithms 42
- The timbre knob controls the fm and feedback amounts when you turn the knob all modulations are increased simultaneously the number of harmonics and their intensity increase proportionally to the fm amount as usual the timbre parameter can be modulated by velocity or the modulation envelope and it can be morph controlled by any combination of wheel aftertouch and pedal 42
- Wave disp algorithm freq relation 42
- Mod envelope 43
- Nvelope 43
- Page 41 43
- Wave disp algorithm freq relation 43
- Page 42 44
- Amp envelope 45
- Nvelope 45
- Page 43 45
- Ection 46
- Filter section 46
- Page 44 46
- Page 45 47
- Oices section 48
- Page 46 48
- Voices section 48
- Elect section 49
- Ibrato 49
- Page 47 49
- Sound select section 49
- Vibrato 49
- Atches 50
- Page 48 50
- Sound init 50
- Storing synth patches 50
- About mono stereo and effect routing 51
- About the effects 51
- Bout the effects 51
- Ffects 51
- The effects 51
- Activating panel effects 52
- Anel effects 52
- Effect type selection when an effect is off 52
- Making settings for panel effects effects section 52
- Page 50 52
- The panel effects 52
- Effect 1 53
- Page 51 53
- Effect 2 54
- Page 52 54
- Ampsim eq 55
- Page 53 55
- Global effects 56
- Lobal effects 56
- Page 54 56
- About the rotor effect s internal routing 57
- Otor section 57
- Page 55 57
- The rotor section 57
- Anel setups 58
- Creating a split 58
- Eyboar 58
- Keyboard zones 58
- Keyboard zones and dual panel setups 58
- Ones and 58
- Ayering instruments 59
- Etting split points to chang 59
- Layering instruments 59
- One ranges 59
- Page 57 59
- Setting split points to change zone ranges 59
- Anel setups 60
- Dual panel setups 60
- Octave shift 60
- Page 58 60
- Page 59 61
- Sing an external keyboar 61
- Sing multiple keyboards 61
- Using an external keyboard dual kb 61
- Using multiple keyboards 61
- About morph assign 62
- An example 62
- Feature 62
- The morph assign feature 62
- Using morph an example 62
- Morph assignable parameters 63
- Page 61 63
- Ssignable parameters 63
- About aftertouch 64
- About setting morph parameter ranges 64
- Bout settin 64
- Clearing morph assignments 64
- Ftertouch 64
- Learin 64
- Orph parameter ranges 64
- Page 62 64
- Ssignments 64
- About keyboard zones 65
- About the extern section 65
- Activating 65
- Bout th 65
- Etting up 65
- Setting up 65
- Sing th 65
- The extern section 65
- Using the extern section 65
- Xtern section 65
- Activating pitch stick sustain pedal messages 66
- Arameter section 66
- Octave shift 66
- Page 64 66
- Prog change 66
- The parameter section 66
- Volume 66
- About send on load 67
- Midi cc 67
- Page 65 67
- System functions 68
- System menu 68
- Ystem functions 68
- Ystem menu 68
- Nord stage ex v6 x 11 system functions system menu 69
- Page 67 69
- Briefly to exit the menu 70
- Button to scroll quickly the 70
- Buttons to navigate between the various menu items on the midi menu hold a page button to scroll quickly the 70
- Buttons to navigate between the various menu items on the sound menu hold a 70
- Is used to change settings the panel buttons to switch between a and b where applicable when you are done press 70
- Is used to change settings when you are done press 70
- Key click control on page 2 70
- Midi menu 70
- Midi to access the midi menu use the 70
- Note the settings on the sound menu are not saved with a program 70
- Page 68 70
- Sound menu 70
- System functions sound menu nord stage ex v6 x 70
- The following items can be found on the sound menu 70
- To access the sound menu use the 70
- Nord stage ex v6 x 11 system functions midi menu 71
- Page 69 71
- The following items can be found on the midi menu 71
- Briefly to exit the menu 72
- Buttons to navigate between the various menu items on the menu the 72
- Extern menu 72
- Is used to change settings when you are done press 72
- Most items on the extern menu have separate entries for panel a and b most settings from the ex tern menu are saved with a program the only exceptions are the extern midi a b channel if ex tern midi mode is set to global and send on load 72
- Page 70 72
- System functions extern menu nord stage ex v6 x 72
- The following items can be found on the extern menu 72
- To access the extern menu where you can find settings and functions relating to the extern section see the extern section on page 63 use the 72
- Xtern menu 72
- Factory presets 73
- Factory presets and os 73
- Internal memory 73
- Os upgrades 73
- Resets an 73
- Restoring the factory presets 73
- Anager 74
- Nord sound manager 74
- Overview 74
- Verview 74
- Artitio 75
- Clicking 75
- He tabs 75
- Ndicator 75
- Oolbar 75
- Page 73 75
- Partition memory indicator 75
- Right clicking 75
- The tabs 75
- The toolbar 75
- Page 74 76
- Page 75 77
- The quick tour 77
- Transfer piano samples to the stage 77
- Page 76 78
- Page 77 79
- Page 78 80
- Anager reference 81
- Nord sound manager reference 81
- Page 79 81
- Toolbar 81
- Page 80 82
- Page 81 83
- Page 82 84
- Page 83 85
- Footer area 86
- Page 84 86
- Piano program synth 86
- Page 85 87
- Pdates and piano samples 87
- Updates and piano samples 87
- About the midi implementation 88
- Aftertouch 88
- Bout th 88
- Controllers 88
- Functions 88
- Implementation 88
- Keyboard velocity 88
- Midi functions 88
- Note on off 88
- Pitch bend 88
- Connections 89
- Local on off 89
- Midi channel 89
- Midi sysex system exclusive 89
- Page 87 89
- Program change 89
- Using nord stage ex with a sequencer 89
- With a sequencer 89
- Controllers 90
- Ontroller an 90
- Ound dumps 90
- Page 88 90
- Program controller and synth sound dumps 90
- Sending program dumps 90
- Some notes about controllers and chasing 90
- Ontroller dumps 91
- Ound bank dumps 91
- Page 89 91
- Receive midi sysex dumps 91
- Sending midi controller dumps 91
- Sending synth sound bank dumps 91
- Implementation 92
- Midi controller list 92
- Midi implementation 92
- Ontroller list 92
- Nord stage ex v6 x 15 midi implementation midi controller list 93
- Page 91 93
- Midi implementation midi controller list nord stage ex v6 x 94
- Page 92 94
- Midi implementation chart 95
- Model clavia nord stage ex eighty eight seventy six compact os v4 x date 2008 12 09 95
- Mplementatio 95
- Nord stage ex v6 x 15 midi implementation midi implementation chart 95
- Page 93 95
- Page 94 96
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