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3. USING THE NORD ELECTRO 5 | 11

The EQ is a purposeful and efﬁcient 3-band equalizer with ﬁxed BASS and TREBLE bands, plus a

mid range section which is sweepable, using the FREQ knob. The bass frequency is set to 100 Hz

and the treble at 4 kHz, while the user adjustable mid frequency range lies between 200 Hz and 8

kHz. Each band can be boosted or attenuated by 15 dB. The EQ can be used in LO, UP or LO +

UP conﬁgurations.

REVERB

The Reverb is a global room simulator effect which processes the summed stereo signal of Part

Lower and Part Upper. Besides adjusting the DRY/WET mix control, you can also switch between

Room, Stage and Hall reverb algorithms, of which the latter two also have Soft versions giving the

reverb a less bright character.

SET LIST MODE

To enter Set List mode, press the Set List button. A green LED will indicate that this mode

is active and the display will show the currently selected Set List, the name of the Song as

well as the name of the active Program. By default, the Nord Electro 5 contains ten exam-

ple Songs showing how you could group Programs based on genre. These can of course

be replaced or renamed as you like.

On the Nord Electro 5, Set Lists can be used to group Programs in a manner that ﬁts songs

within a particular set, concert, genre or any other context. Each Set List can contain a number

of entries, in this manual referred to as Songs, which each makes up to four different Programs

instantly accessible from the A-D buttons within the Program area.

SELECTING PROGRAMS FOR A SONG

When in Set List mode pressing down on either of the A-D buttons will temporarily enter Pro-

gram mode, allowing you to select the Program you wish to use for that particular slot, using the

PROG dial.

Set List

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1.2

1.3

1.4

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Song

Program

Part Lower Part Upper

The diagram shows how Set Lists, Songs and Programs relate to each other. Note that all Pro-

grams are stored only as references within the Set Lists. This means that any change made to a

Program will affect how it sounds in all Songs and Set Lists where it is being used.