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Clav EQ
The two Clav EQ buttons works as filter selectors . By selecting different
combinations of the Brilliant/Treble and Medium/Soft filter indicators
you can reproduce all 15 possible filter variations, exactly like on the
original D6 . Use the Shift button together with the Clav EQ button to
access the Med and Soft settings .
combinations of the Brilliant/Treble and Medium/Soft filter indicators
you can reproduce all 15 possible filter variations, exactly like on the
original D6 . Use the Shift button together with the Clav EQ button to
access the Med and Soft settings .
Samp Env
When the Samp Lib type is active, the Samp Env LEDs and button can
be used to set a desired velocity response and attack and release time
behavior that affects the playback of the samples .
be used to set a desired velocity response and attack and release time
behavior that affects the playback of the samples .
When none of the Attack LEDs are lit, the sample playback is not
affected by any additional attack from the Electro 3 and it does not
respond to keyboard velocity .
Slow At – select this when you want to play the samples with a slower
attack .
Vel Dyn - select this when you want to control the volume and the
timbre of the samples with velocity from the keyboard .
When both LEDs are lit, both the slow attack and the velocity option
are active .
affected by any additional attack from the Electro 3 and it does not
respond to keyboard velocity .
Slow At – select this when you want to play the samples with a slower
attack .
Vel Dyn - select this when you want to control the volume and the
timbre of the samples with velocity from the keyboard .
When both LEDs are lit, both the slow attack and the velocity option
are active .
Press and hold the Shift button and operate the Samp Env button to
set the desired release times .
When none of the Release LEDs are lit, the sample playback is not af-
fected by any additional release .
Rel 1: Short release
Rel 2: Medium release
Rel 1&2: Long release
set the desired release times .
When none of the Release LEDs are lit, the sample playback is not af-
fected by any additional release .
Rel 1: Short release
Rel 2: Medium release
Rel 1&2: Long release
Piano Type
Use the Type selector to choose which piano sound you want to use .
Each type may consist of several models; press repeatedly on the
model selector to cycle through the models within a selected type .
Each type may consist of several models; press repeatedly on the
model selector to cycle through the models within a selected type .
Category
Description
Grand
Acoustic and electric grand pianos
Upright
Upright pianos
E Piano
Electric Pianos
Wurl
Wurlitzer electric pianos
Clav/Hps
Clavinets and Harpsichords
Samp Lib
Samples
Mono
If you press Shift + Mono when a stereo instrument is selected, the
stereo samples will be played back in mono instead .
stereo samples will be played back in mono instead .
Model
Press repeatedly on the model selector to cycle through the available
models within a selected type .
models within a selected type .
The type of a piano has been set by the lemmings at the Nord
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factory. You cannot move a piano from one type to another.
Program section
The Program section is
where you select the pro-
gram, where the Store
functions are activated
and where you enter the
system, MIDI and sound
menus .
where you select the pro-
gram, where the Store
functions are activated
and where you enter the
system, MIDI and sound
menus .
Up/Down buttons
The Up/Down buttons
to the left of the display
have several functions in
the Nord Electro 3 . Press
repeatedly to select one
of the 128 programs; the
number and sub-letter
of the program will be
presented in the display .
Press Shift together
with Up/Down to scroll
through every location
(1A, 1B, 2A etc) .
to the left of the display
have several functions in
the Nord Electro 3 . Press
repeatedly to select one
of the 128 programs; the
number and sub-letter
of the program will be
presented in the display .
Press Shift together
with Up/Down to scroll
through every location
(1A, 1B, 2A etc) .
If you have activated any
of the three menus, the System, MIDI or Sound menu, these buttons
are then used to select a function, and together with the Shift button to
change the value of a selected function . Read more about the menus
on page 17 .
of the three menus, the System, MIDI or Sound menu, these buttons
are then used to select a function, and together with the Shift button to
change the value of a selected function . Read more about the menus
on page 17 .
Display
The LED display will show the active program number . If you edit a
program, a dot will appear next to the program number, at the bottom
right of the display .
program, a dot will appear next to the program number, at the bottom
right of the display .
If you have activated any of the three menus, the System, MIDI or
Sound menu, the setting for each menu item is shown with the LEDs .
Sound menu, the setting for each menu item is shown with the LEDs .
Store/Store Org. Preset
The red Store button is used when storing Programs and Organ
Presets .
Presets .
Press the Store button once and the current program number will
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start to flash .
Select the desired location with the Up/Down buttons and press
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Store again to confirm your intentions and to store the current set-
tings to the selected location .
tings to the selected location .
Press any button to abort the store procedure .
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Press Shift + Store .
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The display will flash O . pr .
Select a desired location to store by pressing one of the Organ
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Preset buttons .
The display will show the selected preset number .
Confirm your intentions by pressing Store once more .
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This procedure may be aborted by pressing the Shift button .
In order to be able to store settings the Memory Protection must
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be turned off. Read more about this on page 17.
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